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All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 46
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NewsUlrich Thomsen directing second feature 'Willenberger' (exclusive)
Antony Starr and Ewen Bremner lead cast of comedy.
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NewsPang Ho-Cheung plans kung-fu film, English-language project, TV series
Speaking in Macao, the Hong Kong filmmaker gave a masterclass advising young filmmakers advising to spend more time observing life.
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FeaturesWhat's next for curated film platform MUBI?
CEO Efe Cakarel is aiming high with his first multi-territory studio deal signed.
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NewsAndy Garcia, Duan Yihong lead cast of 'Iron Sky: The Ark' (exclusive)
Film shooting in China until early 2018.
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FeaturesMacao Film Festival seeks to establish firm footing with second edition
Creating credibility for any new festival is not easy.
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FeaturesMacao director Mike Goodridge talks festival's second outing
Goodridge on why growing a festival from scratch is a challenge he is thrilled to embrace.
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NewsMUBI strikes 11-territory deal with NBCUniversal (exclusive)
Deal covers curated titles from the NBCUniversal library in territories across Europe.
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Features'The Square' director on winning at Cannes and launching the career of Claes Bang
“The Danish directors missed out on Claes. How could they? He’s such a beautiful, sensitive and skilful actor.”
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NewsPeter Possne to join Sweden's Film i Vast as head of production
Sonet Film founder joins Scandinavian film fund.
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NewsGurinder Chadha: 'Why can't I direct a 'Star Wars' movie?'
Chadha was one of seven outspoken Trailblazers honoured at London celebration for Women and Hollywood.
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FeaturesIcelandic director Asa Hjorleifsdottir talks 'The Swan'
The debut feature premiered in TIFF’s Discovery strand.
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NewsSven Nordin to star in Nordic Noir series 'Wisting'
Cinenord and Good Company Films produce the Norwegian crime drama series.
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News'I Am Not A Witch', 'God's Own Country' among Stockholm winners
Leonor Serraille wins best film for Jeune Femme; Impact award worth more than $118,000 goes to Poland’s Wild Roses.
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NewsStarline boards French hip-hop doc 'Born In New York, Raised in Paris'
Victoria Thomas’s documentary will feature interviews with Chuck D and top French rappers including Mokobe and Menelik.
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NewsYaba Holst joins SF Studios as head of Nordic acquisition
Holst, currently a commissioner at Swedish Film Institute, is also a veteran of Film i Vast.
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Features'Borg/McEnroe' outfit SF Studios details future plans
Company plots ambitious slate of English-language films.
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News'The Square' proves its box office muscle in Europe and US
Magnolia expands into 30 more sites in US on Friday; Palme d’Or winner already over $2m in France.
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NewsDirector EJ Yong lines up for Mirovision's 'The Big Picture'
Producer/sales company also closes AFM deals on Brothers In Heaven, Bittersweet Brew.
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NewsFirst look at Roger Avary's 'Lucky Day' with Crispin Glover (exclusive)
FilmNation handles sales on thriller.
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NewsArrow strikes UK deal for Ellen Page-starrer 'The Cured' (exclusive)
Bac Films scores deal in post-apocalyptic tale.