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All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 63
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NewsTopkapi Films reveal details of ambitious TV drama 'Flying Dutchmen'
Company founder Frans van Gestel also updates on their other film and TV projects.
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NewsSergei Dovlatov film to receive unusual 'blitz' release in Russia
Aleksey German-Jr.’s new feature will be in cinemas for just four days.
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NewsRicky Rijneke's 'The Hunter's Son' casting up, secures Dutch distribution (exclusive)
Dutch director plots follow up to 2013 debut The Silent Ones.
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NewsFuture looks secure for Hubert Bals Fund
The Fund, which support filmmakers from developing countries, is aiming to provide more opportunities for female directors.
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NewsDutch film industry on a high but challenges remain
The “talent drain” in the Dutch industry is coming to an end.
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NewsRotterdam Film Festival opens with message of support for #MeToo
Bero Beyer speech kicks off 47th edition.
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NewsM-Appeal boards Fanni Metelius directing debut 'The Heart' (exclusive)
Leading Swedish art house distributor TriArt will give a significant Valentine’s Day release to the Swedish love story.
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FeaturesRussia box office report 2017: another year of growth
The Russian market had another year of growth, in line with recent trends.
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NewsFear of UK government scrapping EIS for film partly allayed
Industry sources had feared significant impact on UK film.
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Features'Loving Vincent': The story behind the world's first fully painted film
Conceived a decade ago, this hand-painted passion project could vanquish the big boys at the Oscars.
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News'Tangerines' producer: Estonian film is 'right on the threshold'
A concerted attempt is underway both from public and private sources to make Estonia an international filmmaking hub. Source: Tallinn Black Nights Eternal Road The Estonian film tax incentive, introduced in 2016, offers foreign film and high end TV productions a cash rebate of up to 30%. ...
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NewsHow the SVoD boom is making its mark in Estonia
Baltic producers discuss their approach to SVoD deals.
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FeaturesMichael R Roskam talks Belgian Oscar entry ‘Racer And The Jailbird’
The Belgian filmmaker discusses his crime thriller, which first premiered at Venice.
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NewsSundance winner Leonard Retel Helmrich recovering from 'severe' heart attack
Helmrich was unable to finish his latest film because heart attack left him ”totally paralysed”.
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NewsDoc festival IDFA kicks off as deals for 'The Deminer', 'Time Trial' announced
Projects screening in Amsterdam this week include American Valhalla and Murder In Mansfiield.
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FeaturesHow Europa Cinemas is adapting to challenging times
Europa Cinemas continues to play a vital role in helping exhibitors to play European films.
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FeaturesAFM 2017: The buzz titles from Europe
We round up the top projects from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the other European territories.
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NewsBeta unthaws 'Iceman' deals (exclusive)
Locarno Piazza Grande title sells to UK, Spain, China, Croatia, with US deal in the works.
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FeaturesWhat the Picturehouse pay dispute means for the UK exhibition industry
The pay dispute at Picturehouse Cinemas hit the headlines when striking workers targeted last month’s LFF.
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FeaturesAntalya Film Festival serves up new cinema and cuisine sidebar
Culinary sidebar Cinema and Cuisine, will serve up some appetising new films, sample top-notch cuisine and participate in lively discussions.