UK Global Screen Fund Awards
The UK Global Screen Fund, backed by DCMS and administered by the BFI, has awarded a further £2.1M ($2.8M) to UK companies through its £7M ($9.3M) International Business Development strand. The financial support will provide companies from around the UK with funding for business strategies to create, acquire and exploit Intellectual Property (IP) for increased international revenue, activities and profile.d The awards come in the form of non-repayable grants and range between £50,000 ($66,368) and £117,600 ($156,000) in total over a three-year period. Companies to benefit from this round include Number 9 Films (Mothering Sunday), The Ink Factory (The Night Manager), Warp Films (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie) and Good Chaos (Quo Vadis, Aida?). Further awards went to: Alphablocks Limited; Avanti Media; The Black Camel Picture Company; Blazing Griffin; Bohemia Club; Cantilever Media; Digital Media Distribution; Dog Ears; Dorothy Street Pictures; Ida Rose; Ie Ie Productions Little Door Productions; Outsider Games; Rebel Television & Media; Revolution Software; SFB Games; Sketchbook Games; Slim Film & Television; Synchronicity Films; Two Rivers Media; and Water & Power Productions.
IFFR Opening Film
The 51st International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) will open with Mijke de Jong’s latest feature Along The Way, which follows Afghan twins Nahid and Malihe, who the filmmaker met during her volunteer work at Moria refugee camp, on the Greek island of Lesbos. The festival confirmed today it is progressing with a physical edition, due to run January 26 – February 6, despite the worsening Covid situation. Organizers said they would accommodate the latest guidance from the Netherlands’ Institute for Public Health and Environment in their planning.
The festival has also unveiled the full selection from the 39th edition of its industry event CineMart. Taking place online January 30 – February 2, the lineup includes titles in development from around the world. There are also immersive projects and seven BoostNL selections, the development programme that began at the Netherlands Film Festival (NFF) earlier this year. The full selection is below.
CineMart 2022 complete selection:
The Beautiful Normal, Flora Lau, Hong Kong
Black Dust, Kit Hui, United Kingdom
Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry, Elene Naveriani, Switzerland/Georgia/Germany
Carissa, Jason Jacobs, Devon Delmar, South Africa/Netherlands
Deaf Love 1500, Grace Passô , Brazil
Leave the Door Open, Judita Gamulin, Croatia
Life Ahead, Olivier Meys, Belgium/France
Love #NoFilter, Mikael Bundsen, Sweden
Love on Trial, Koji Fukada, Japan/France
Mother of Gold, Madiano Marcheti, Brazil
The Outside, Víctor Moreno, Spain
Prince Aden, Gianluca De Serio, Massimiliano De Serio, Italy
Solo tengo sed, Matt Porterfield, Mexico
Sorella di Clausura, Ivana Mladenovic, Serbia/Romania
Tres noches negras, Théo Court, Chile/Spain
The Yellow Dot, David Tancred Lammers, Netherlands
Immersive:
Alternates (Bergantian), Jonathan Hagard, Indonesia/Japan/Germany
Confident, Jérôme Blanquet, Bertrand Jeandel, France
Duchampiana VR, Lilian Hess, France/Germany
Echo Blast, Natalia Cabrera, Chile
Future Rites, Sandra Rodriguez, Alexander Whitley, Canada/UK
BoostNL:
Becoming Dubois, Joost van Hezik, Netherlands
Canciones perdidas de reinos distantes, Kiro Russo, Bolivia/France
A Chronicle From Nagorno-Karabakh, Ibrahim Kataray, Netherlands
Flat Girls, Jirassaya Wongsutin, Thailand/Singapore
Nightsong, Maya Da-Rin, Brazil
The Right Answer, Mariia Ponomarova, Netherlands
A Winner is Seen At The Start, Zhannat Alshanova, Kazakhstan/France
Tohokushinsha Film Corporation Buys ‘Thunderbirds’-Style Series
Century 21 Films has sold Japanese rights for its lock-down shot Supermarionation series, Nebula-75, to the Tohokushinsha Film Corporation. The show will be broadcast on Star Channel in Japan in Q1 of 2022, with a free preview episode now available via Century 21’s Youtube channel. The deal follows Tohokushinsha Film Corporation controlling rights for other Supermarionation series, including Thunderbirds, for 50 years.
Nick Hardie’s The Wall – Climb For Gold Sets Release Date And Trailer
Formula 1: Drive To Survive director Nick Hardie’s climbing feature doc The Wall – Climb For Gold has set an official release date of January 18 and trailer. The feature, from Premiere Digital and Argonon’s Windfall Films, follows four elite female climbers over a two-year period as they battled to make it through qualifying events to get to the Tokyo Olympics. The film will be available globally via Apple TV, Google Play and Amazon Prime Video.
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