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All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 28
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FeaturesJóhann Jóhannsson’s collaborators talk about finishing his passion project ‘Last And First Men’
The late Icelandic composer shot his debut feature in 2015.
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NewsFirst Look: Eskil Vogt’s supernatural thriller ‘The Innocents’ (exclusive)
The supernatural thriller is Vogt’s second feature as a director following Blind, which won a screenwriting prize at Sundance 2014.
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NewsBuyers dive into TrustNordisk’s 'Breaking Surface' (exclusive)
Source: Josef Persson ‘Breaking Surface’ TrustNordisk has done a slew of sales on its diving survival drama Breaking Surface. Key sales include to France (Ab Droits); Spain (Youplanet); Germany and German-speaking Europe (Koch); Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean (California Filmes); Russia, Ukraine and Baltics (Russian World ...
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NewsLevelK scares up deal for BFI-backed ghost story ‘Martyrs Lane’ (exclusive)
The project is directed by Ruth Platt, whose previous features are The Lesson and The Black Forest.
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NewsBuilding on new Australia deal, Imagine Impact’s Tyler Mitchell eyes greater global reach
Imagine Impact is a Silicon Valley-inspired film and TV writers’ accelerator programme.
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FeaturesFilmmakers of Panorama title ‘Wildland’ on why the female-driven mafia feature “is not a gangster film”
Ingeborg Topsoe has written a script, which was directed by Jeanette Nordahl.
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FeaturesEFM 2020: the buzz titles from Spain, Nordics, Russia, Canada and Benelux
As the 2020 European Film Market (EFM) kicks off, Screen highlights the buzz titles ready to entice international buyers.
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NewsSundance drama ‘Charter’ flies to Benelux, Lithuania (exclusive)
The second feature from Sami Blood director Amanda Kernell is about a Swedish mother’s desperate move to abduct her own children.
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FeaturesBerlin 2020: Screen’s guide to the Special, Forum and Generation titles
Agnieska Holland, Oleg Sentsov, and the mysterious ‘Dau’ project all feature.
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FeaturesBerlin 2020: Screen’s guide to the Competition titles
Screen profiles the world and international premieres in Competition, Specials, Panorama and Encounters at this year’s festival (February 20-March 1).
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FeaturesBerlin 2020: Screen’s guide to the Panorama titles
Queer identities, poverty in smalltown Texas, and migrants dreaming of a better life all feature.
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FeaturesBerlin 2020: Screen’s guide to the Encounters titles
This is the first year of the Encounters section at the Berlinale.
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NewsMalou Reymann’s ‘A Perfectly Normal Family’ moves into Benelux (exclusive)
The film, inspired by the director’s own life, is about a girl whose relationship with her father changes when he transitions from male to female.
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NewsLouverture Films teams up with US producer Karin Chien (exclusive)
Joslyn Barnes and Chien’s first collaboration is an upcoming installation project by Academy Award nominee RaMell Ross.
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NewsLevelK boards English-language family adventure ‘Faunutland’ (exclusive)
Marcus Ovnell directs from a script he wrote with Jenny Lampa. The pair also produce for Sweden’s Phelecan Films.
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NewsYellow Affair boards Berlinale selection ‘Kids Run’ (exclusive)
Barbara Ott writes and directs.
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NewsTrine Dyrholm to star in Charlotte Sieling’s historical epic ‘Margrete – Queen Of The North’
The big-budget production will start shooting on March 2, with a premiere planned for spring 2021.
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NewsNine out of 10 UK film, TV workers experienced mental health problem, study reveals
Film & TV Charity raising £3m for urgent industry-led, two-year action plan to address issues.
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NewsCinephil picks up Victor Kossakovsky’s ‘Gunda’ ahead of Berlinale premiere (exclusive)
Farm animal documentary to screen in Berlin’s new Encounters competition.
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NewsWoody Harrelson, Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean to star in Ruben Östlund’s ‘Triangle Of Sadness’
BBC Films and BFI are backing the new film from the Palme d’Or-winning filmmaker.