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All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 82
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Slovenia
Slovenia is a country on the verge. Geoffrey Macnab reports on its stunning locations and efforts to introduce a financial incentive
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Croatia
Croatia’s enthusiasm and chameleon-like ability to look like other places are helping to woo international productions.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Austria
Austria has emerged as an attractive location in the last 12 months — and not just for film-makers looking for snow.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Netherlands
A new cash rebate is making the Netherlands an attractive location and partner for mid-sized international productions.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Russia
Russia has extraordinary potential as a location for international filmmakers but, as insiders acknowledge, this is a tough place to set up a production.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Czech Republic
Medieval and modernist locations lie just an hour away from forests and mountains.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Hungary
Diverse cityscapes and cost-effective crew are drawing in Hollywood film-makers.
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NewsCannes: Dutch Features raises 'Dummie the Mummy' sequel
EXCLUSIVE: Dutch Features Global Entertainment (DFGE) is to begin pre-sales in Cannes on a Dummie the Mummy sequel.
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NewsCurzon defends pulling 'Force Majeure' from Showroom Cinema
Sheffield’s Showroom Cinema prevented from showing the film on its UK release date; Curzon defends move; BFI issues statement.
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NewsMichael Sheen to play Everest climber George Mallory
Frost/Nixon star to be joined by Andrew Scott and Kelly Macdonald in a biopic of the 1920s British mountaineer.
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NewsAlicia Vikander to be "voice" of Ingrid Bergman
A Royal Affair, Ex Machina star to voice documentary set for Cannes Film Festival.
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NewsUK's Bertha DocHouse cinema details revealed
In advance of this week’s launch of the new, refurbished six-screen Curzon Bloomsbury (formerly the Renoir), further details have emerged of the UK’s first cinema devoted to documentary.
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FeaturesKrzysztof Zanussi on Scorsese, censorship and his new film
Veteran Polish director talks to Geoffrey Macnab ahead of a major UK tour of restored Polish film classics, programmed by Martin Scorsese.
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NewsThunderbirds creator Gerry Anderson's final film nearing production
EXCLUSIVE: A Christmas Miracle was in the works before the British filmmaker died in 2012.
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NewsVolkswagen inventor doc hits the road
Feature documentary to tell the story of the Jewish inventor behind Hitler’s favourite car.
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NewsBouckaert talks Belgian tax shelter shake-up
There has been a shake-up to the Belgian tax shelter - one intended to squeeze out the “middlemen” perceived to have abused the system.
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NewsJohn Pilger film breaks Indiegogo record
The Coming War will tell the unreported story of the new “Cold War” between the US and China.
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NewsPolak reveals Vita and Virginia details
Dutch director Sacha Polak has revealed further details of her first English-language project, Vita and Virginia.
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