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All Europe articles – Page 492
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NewsOther Angle goes for a bite of Big Bad Wolf
EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based sales agent Other Angle has picked up French ensemble comedy The Big Bad Wolf (Le Grand Mechant Loup), a modern-day reworking of the children’s fairy-tale.
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NewsIntandem brings 10 Things I Hate About Life, The Laureate, Grassroots
Intandem comes to Cannes with new comedy-romance 10 Things I Hate About Life, from the team behind 10 Things I Hate About You.
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NewsFilm Base Berlin, Shaftesbury Films team for Paul Black's The Same Eyes
Don 2’s German co-producer Film Base Berlin is teaming up with Patrick Cassavetti of Canada’s Shaftesbury Films to produce Paul Black’s second feature The Same Eyes.
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NewsAmy Adams in talks for Paquet-Brenner thriller Dark Places
Amy Adams is in negotiations to star in writer-director Gilles Paquet-Brenner’s thriller Dark Places.
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NewsBlue Bird, Kauwboy and Sister nominated for inaugural EFA Young Audience Award
Three films to be screened on June 10 with winner voted for by the audience of 10-13 year olds after the screenings.
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NewsTiberius grabs four titles for Germany
German independent distributor Tiberius Film has been on an early Cannes buying spree.
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Jinga Films adds thriller After
UK genre specialist Jinga adds thriller After to its Cannes lineup.
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FeaturesA celebration of Zentropa
After 20 years, the iconic Danish production outfit Zentropa is going stronger than ever, with historical drama A Royal Affair packing out Danish cinemas and Thomas Vinterberg’s The Hunt in Competition here in Cannes.
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NewsIngenious launches senior film fund
UK-based financier Ingenious launches fund to back 20-30 films per-year in the $10-60m range.
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NewsInside Pictures new participants include Englehart, Humphries, Maher, Westerhoff
European film industry business training and leadership skills development programme Inside Pictures has announced the 16 selected participants for its 2012 programme.
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Artificial Eye gets investor commitment for bigger funding vehicle
Curzon Artificial Eye announces second acquisition funding vehicle, expects to acquire 40 films in next three years.
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FeaturesSally Potter untitled project
Screen talks to director Sally Potter and producer Christopher Sheppard about their as yet untitled period drama, which shot in and around London earlier this year.
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NewsElliot Goldenthal to be honoured at Film Music Festival, Krakow
Oscar winning composer Elliot Goldenthal will be celebrated in concert at the Film Music Festival in Krakow on May 26 at the Tinning Plant of ArcelorMittal Poland in Krakow.
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NewsSenator plans Hesse adaptation Narcissus and Goldmund
English-language project to attract international cast.
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NewsBerlinale plans spotlight on indigenous cinema
Special programme in 2013 to include panel discussions and events in addition to screenings.
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NewsSarajevo to open with Begic’s Children of Sarajevo
The Sarajevo Film Festival has announced that its 18th edition (July 6-14) will open with Aida Begić’s Children Of Sarajevo, which will have its world premiere in the Cannes Un Certain Regard section.
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Content boards Ironclad: Battle for Blood
Content boards international rights to Ironclad sequel ahead of Cannes; shoot set for summer 2012.
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NewsMelanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon, Isabella Rossellini join Jake Gyllenhaal on An Enemy
EXCLUSIVE: Starry cast assembles for psychological-thriller being sold by Pathe International in Cannes; Toronto shoot underway May 22.
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NewsScreen unveils list of 50 Future Leaders in Sales and Acquisitions
On the eve of Cannes 2012, Screen presents our Future Leaders of Sales and Acquisitions: 50 of the hottest rising buyers and sellers.