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All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 33
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NewsOctavia Spencer to promote Apple series ‘Truth Be Told’ at Taormina Film Festival
Platform will screen features The Elephant Queen, Hala at Sicilian festival.
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NewsThree streamers join Nordisk Film & TV Fond
The Fond is one of Scandinavia’s leading backers, supporting films like Border, Queen of Hearts, Woman at War and The Square.
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NewsUK screen industries must provide more support to carers, says Raising Films report
82% of respondents to say caring has negatively impacted their work in the screen industries.
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NewsFlorian Gallenberger, Beta begin shooting Second World War mini-series 'The Turncoat'
Four-hour Second World War series is shooting now in Poland and Germany.
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NewsMads Mikkelsen reunites with Thomas Vinterberg for drinking film (exclusive)
The story follows a group of high school teachers inspired by a theory that modest intoxication would open our minds to the world around us.
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NewsNordisk to reboot hit 'Department Q' franchise with 'Land Of Mine' director
Martin Zandvliet to direct Ulrich Thomsen and Zaki Youssef in fresh adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novels.
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NewsCreative Alliance, REinvent, Viaplay partner on Scandinavian TV drama '5 From Hell' (exclusive)
Ole Christian Madsen’s ambitious 10-part series is loosely inspired by real gangsters in Sweden.
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NewsSF Studios boards Ruben Ostlund's upcoming satire 'Triangle Of Sadness'
The feature is a contemporary satire set against the fashion world.
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NewsBuyers still zooming into TrustNordisk's 'The Tunnel' (exclusive)
The film, written by Kjersti Helen Rasmussen, is based a real-life incident about families and tourists trapped in a blazing tunnel by a blizzard.
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NewsYellow Affair strikes North American deal for 'Romantic Comedy' (exclusive)
Yellow Affair also closed deals on Mika Kaurismaki’s Master Cheng for Switzerland, Israel , and Hungary.
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NewsNew database launches to promote female film experts (exclusive)
Actor Victoria Emslie has founded Primetime to showcase women working above and below the line.
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NewsNew Europe closes fresh deals on 'A White, White Day' (exclusive)
Territories include Poland, Norway and Switzerland.
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FeaturesIs this a golden era for socially conscious feature documentaries?
Ahead of tomorrow’s Doc Day event, Screen talks to key practitioners and stakeholders.
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NewsRuben Ostlund lines up all-English-language film 'Triangle Of Sadness'
The director of The Square will shoot the shipwreck comedy in 2020.
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News'Girl' co-writer Angelo Tijssens plots next feature 'Dust' (exclusive)
‘Story based on very public financial collapse of two infamous entrepreneurs from Belgium in the late 1990s.
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NewsTrustNordisk seals further deals for Sundance winner 'Queen Of Hearts' (exclusive)
Deals include Spain, Portugal, Japan and Brazil.
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NewsNordisk Film pacts with Swedish production outfit Brain Academy (exclusive)
Brain Academy’s producer Helena Danielsson and director Mikael Håfström will now work exclusively with Nordisk Film.
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NewsAttraction boards Swedish animation 'The Ape Star' (exclusive)
The Ape Story is co-produced by Mikrofilm (Sweden), Nørlum (Denmark), Film i Väst and SVT.
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NewsSweden backs bigger-budget female scripts (exclusive)
The €300,000 script initiative will help support female Swedish screenwriters to develop bigger-budget feature films budgeted over €3m.
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NewsBuyers venture to TrustNordisk's 'Valhalla' (exclusive)
The $5.4m (€4.6m) film is currently in post-production for delivery later this year.