Manchester Film Festival (March 15-24) has unveiled its industry talks line-up with Oscar-nominated director Waad Al-Kateab and executives from Curzon Film and Altitude Film Entertainment among the speakers.
Al-Kateab - a 2020 Oscar nominee, and Bafta and Bifa winner for her documentary For Sama - will close the programme with an in-conversation session before screening her latest film We Dare To Dream, which debuted at Tribeca Film Festival last year.
Discussing the current UK film landscape will be Curzon’s head of theatrical sales Jamie Mendonca; Bulldog’s head of distribution and acquisitions Philip Hoile; Altitude’s head of publicity Mark Jones...
Al-Kateab - a 2020 Oscar nominee, and Bafta and Bifa winner for her documentary For Sama - will close the programme with an in-conversation session before screening her latest film We Dare To Dream, which debuted at Tribeca Film Festival last year.
Discussing the current UK film landscape will be Curzon’s head of theatrical sales Jamie Mendonca; Bulldog’s head of distribution and acquisitions Philip Hoile; Altitude’s head of publicity Mark Jones...
- 2/23/2024
- ScreenDaily
Outperforming global figures, but challenges remain after slow summer.
UK-Ireland box office takings will top £1bn by the end of 2022, according to Lucy Jones, executive director at research and analytics firm Comscore Movies.
Quoting figures provided by Gower Street Analytics, Jones said the UK-Ireland total is predicted to end the year about 25 down on pre-pandemic figures, when it topped £1.3bn for three consecutive years from 2017-2019.
This marks an improvement from the start of the year, when box office was tracking 40 down on pre-pandemic levels. Eighteen films have topped £10m this year to date, with 11 passing £20m.
The 25 figure does...
UK-Ireland box office takings will top £1bn by the end of 2022, according to Lucy Jones, executive director at research and analytics firm Comscore Movies.
Quoting figures provided by Gower Street Analytics, Jones said the UK-Ireland total is predicted to end the year about 25 down on pre-pandemic figures, when it topped £1.3bn for three consecutive years from 2017-2019.
This marks an improvement from the start of the year, when box office was tracking 40 down on pre-pandemic levels. Eighteen films have topped £10m this year to date, with 11 passing £20m.
The 25 figure does...
- 9/22/2022
- by Ben Dalton
- ScreenDaily
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