Bénédicte Prot ' 1633 articles available in total starting from 16/03/2005. Last article published on 15/07/2019. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 74 75 [76] 77 78 ... 162 163 164 next French auteur fare up against The TouristUp against Oscar-winning German director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s US outing The Tourist, German distributors are playing the French auteur film card. NFP is launching Xavier Beauvois’s... 17/12/2010 | Releases | GermanyFirst Berlin Bear contenders announcedThe first eight titles in the Official Selection of the 61st Berlin International Film Festival have been confirmed. Like opening film, True Grit by the Coen brothers, announced a few days ago,... 15/12/2010 | Berlinale 2011 | CompetitionNews from BerlinLike a Christmas tree, the 61st Berlin Film Festival (February 10-20, 2011) is being decked out with events revealed little by little in order to fuel excitement. The opening film has already been... 14/12/2010 | Festivals | GermanyTom Sawyer takes shapeLast month, Hermine Huntgeburth (Effi Briest) wrapped shooting on Tom Sawyer, after 50 days of lensing in Romania and in Germany – mainly at MMC Studios in Cologne, which are very busy at the... 08/12/2010 | Production | GermanyAnother Funke novel gets big-screen treatmentBest-selling children’s author Cornelia Funke, six of whose novels have already been adapted into hit films (including The Wild Chicks series and Hands Off Mississippi ), has once again provided... 07/12/2010 | Production | GermanyOtto's Eleven hits screensFour years after the second 7 Dwarves instalment (between them, the adventures of these big "7 dwarves" garnered about 10m admissions in Germany), Warner is this week launching Otto's Eleven, the... 03/12/2010 | Releases | GermanySzabó shoots part of The Door in CologneCologne’s MMC Studios have had a busy autumn in terms of European co-productions. Last month, French writer-journalist Sylvain Estibal’s debut film When Pigs Have Wings was shooting there at the... 29/11/2010 | Production | GermanyFilms from all four corners of EuropeThis week’s new releases span the whole of Europe. Firstly, Farbfilm is launching Juraj Herz’s Austrian/German/Czech co-production Habermann, which looks back at the burning issue of the expulsion... 26/11/2010 | Releases | GermanyEuropean winners at Munich and Mannheim-HeidelbergAt this year’s Munich International Student Film Festival (November 14-20), the VFF Young Talent Award (worth €7,500) went to Polish short film For Madmen Only by Pawel Maslona, from Katowice Film... 23/11/2010 | Awards | GermanyConstantin and Canyon Creek opt for best-sellersGerman production company Constantin has bought the rights to successful young Irish writer Cecelia Ahern’s second novel, Where Rainbows End (2004). At 29, the daughter of the former Irish prime... 19/11/2010 | Production | Germany/UK previous page: 1 2 3 ... 74 75 [76] 77 78 ... 162 163 164 next