All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 51
-
News'The Golem' directors working on WWII true story drama 'Plan A' (exclusive)
Germany’s Global Screen has international rights.
-
NewsMUBI buys UK rights to Autlook's PJ Harvey doc 'A Dog Called Money' (exclusive)
The film had its world premiere at the Berlinale.
-
FeaturesFrom legendary lunches to unbelievable deals: 60 years of the Cannes market
Industry figures reflect on memorable moments from 60 years of the Cannes market.
-
NewsPortugal’s Rosa Filmes prepares new Lav Diaz, Albert Serra projects (exclusive)
Also working on Vitor Gonçalve’s ‘The Owl’s Journey’.
-
FeaturesCannes Market: buzz titles from Spain, Italy, Germany, Russia, Nordics
Screen profiles a selection of this year’s need-to-know projects.
-
NewsThe Match Factory secures key deals on Karim Aïnouz’s 'The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao' (exclusive)
The “tropical melodrama” set in 1950s Rio de Janeiro
-
NewsAutlook boards SXSW prize-winning doc 'For Sama' (exclusive)
26-year-old Syrian filmmaker Waad al-Kateab’s film has been picked up by Vienna and LA-based Autlook Filmsales.
-
FeaturesFilm and TV training: industry gets creative to tackle skills shortage
The boom in film and TV production has necessitated new training methods.
-
NewsDanish "grey Krone" comedy 'Happy Ending' sells to Australia, Germany (exclusive)
Key territories sold for agent M-Appeal.
-
NewsHow to run a tiny box office market like Malta
Charles Pace has worked at FDA-owned KRS Releasing for 65 years.
-
NewsNetherlands film production incentive invests €10.5m in latest funding round (exclusive)
Government-backed scheme is backing projects by Thomas Vinterberg, Alex van Warmerdam and Ramon Gieling.
-
FeaturesHow Europe is addressing skills shortages to keep up with the production boom
Film production has grown 50 percent over the past decade.
-
NewsEuropean indie film crisis averted "for now" after new Digital Single Market ruling
The principle of “territoriality” has been preserved but remains EC’s long-term goal.
-
FeaturesCan EIS funding still be used successfully for film?
Changes in the UK’s approach to financing have caused many to question whether the EIS funding mechanism still has any relevance to the film industry.
-
NewsHow Dutch horror film 'Prey' took a huge bite out of the Chinese box office
The low-budget movie has grossed $5m on its first weekend.
-
NewsQumra 2019: Alice Rohrwacher says Italy has suffered "genocide" of culture
Cannes prizewinner was talking ahead of her masterclass in Qumra.
-
NewsQumra 2019: Kiyoshi Kurosawa plans return to genre filmmaking
Kurosawa’s latest film is the Uzebekistan-set To The Ends Of The Earth
-
NewsDoha Film Institute wraps successful fifth edition of Qumra
Industry event featuring pitches, work in progress screenings, mentoring sessions and masterclasses wrapped on Wednesday.
-
FeaturesGlasgow Film Festival director on staying relevant for UK industry, growth plans
Festival director Allison Gardner previews the 2019 edition and looks to the future of the event.
-
NewsNew Locarno artistic director gives first glimpse of her vision for the festival
Lili Hinstin said she wants to programme more UK films, short films and youth-oriented films.