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Sunday 5/19/2013
Cannes Film Review: ‘Death March’
“I don’t think I can hold on much longer,” groans a soldier in “Death March,” and his sentiment is likely to…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Cannes: Hewlett Packard’s Animated Debate
At a Hewlett Packard panel on the future of animation, participants sometimes crossed swords on the finer points of technology, but…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
B Media Global Backs Up Jim Mickle’s ‘Cold’ in First for Fund (EXCLUSIVE)
Paris-based Backup Media, a film consultancy and investor, has unveiled the first financing deals put through on three titles by B…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Ford’s Focus is on Selling Scorsese’s ‘Silence’ as He Drives IM Global
IM Global topper Stuart Ford knows how to make a splash with Martin Scorsese: Put him on a boat. The director…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
International Financing ‘Salvation’ for Danish Producer
A poster producer for Danish cinema, Sisse Graum Jorgensen, who with helmer Thomas Vinterberg received the prestigious European Union Prix Media…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Director Jean-Jacques Annaud Presents ‘Wolf Totem’
Most French film folk have come to Cannes from Paris. Director Jean-Jacques Annaud came from Ulaghai, Inner Mongolia. You would expect…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Guillaume Canet Sees More Opportunities in English-Language Films
Underscoring the breadth of artistic aspirations driving many of today’s European directors, Guillaume Canet’s “Blood Ties” is one of three English-language…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Colombia Lures Productions With Financial Rewards
Since a new film law took effect in January, Colombia has emerged as the go-to location for a growing number of…
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Sunday 5/19/2013
Italians Emerge Victorious in Nabbing ‘Limonov’ Rights
Italo helmer Saverio Costanzo (“Private,” “The Solitude of Prime Numbers”) will helm “Limonov,” an adaptation of the eponymous bestseller by Gallic…
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