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All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 132
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NewsVandervorst, Koolhoven launch N279
The Dutch producer and Oscar-nominated director will take over the former Isabella Films’ slate and develop new projects.
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NewsWild Bunch insists Mikhalkov had final cut on Burnt By The Sun 2
Vincent Maraval hits back at suggestions that company made the cuts without the director’s blessing.
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Scotland screen industry receives £1.3m boost
The investment is part of a long-term strategy to support people and companies working in the local screen industry.
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NewsHidden Agenda kicks off E1 deal with Cuts Throats Nine
A remakes of the classic horror flick, starring Harvey Keitel (pictured), has sold to new outfit Hidden Agenda.
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Elisa Salinas joins board of Filmax
She has previously produced films including Borderland and Contracorriente.
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NewsSony PlayStation strikes MUBI deal for arthouse titles
Sony Playstation users to get access to auteur titles, including from legendary French film-maker Agnes Varda (pictured).
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NewsCo-producers line up with Marina
The film will tell the life story of Italian singer Rocca Granata (pictured), who had a worldwide hit with Marina.
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Sheryl Crown’s Documentary Company completes initial funding
The company is close to completing is first round of investment and is now in talks with film-makers.
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NewsBerkeley Square works on Dennis Lehane, Channing Tatum projects
The new company says it aims to give artists creative autonomy.
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NewsBBC Films reteams with Iannucci for voyeurism film
BBC Films reveals a raft of new projects and partnerships including its second project with Scottish comedian Armando Iannucci.
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NewsRay Winstone lines up for British thriller A Silent Bark
Directors are Karl Howman and Etham Cetintas through Fog Films.
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NewsGood News Group to shoot Assassins
Marwan Hamad (pictured) is set to direct an ambitious project that will examine the origins of Islamic terrorism.
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NewsDanish doc Armadillo stirs controversy
The film’s producer Ronnie Fridthjof has now confirmed that the Danish army is commissioning an official inquiry into alleged misbehaviour by Danish soldiers.
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NewsStarfield eyes 2010 shoot for new Vikas Swarup project
The UK-based production company is also working on an adaptation of The Night Climbers with Marek Losey.
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Location Flanders launches scheme to promote WW1 locations
The film commission also wants to support film-makers planning productions to mark the first centenary.
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NewsCarlo Di Palma to get major exhibition, retrospective
Niemeyer Centre in Aviles next year to launch exhibition, which will travel to Rome and New York.
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NewsMichael Fassbender gears up for summer shoot of A Single Shot
CinemaNX, Hanway Films and Unanimous Pictures has announced a summer shoot for the poacher story.
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NewsEaling’s slate led by Dustin Hoffman’s Nightwork
The London studio reveals a raft of forthcoming projects including Hoffman’s Nightwork and the third instalment of St Trinian’s.
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NewsLondon’s PFM to concentrate on single films, not slates
The event is expanding its offer for financiers; increasing its focus on producers with a single project.
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NewsTrustNordisk trades in Cash
Daniel Espinosa’s Swedish Hit Easy Money continues to sell; Trust begins pre-sales on the sequel.