Some reviews of Radu Munteans ONE FLOOR BELOW, competing in Un Certain Regard
Jay Weissberg, Variety: The moral tug-of-war between reporting a homicide and remaining silent lies at the core of Radu Muntean’s lean, absorbing anti-thriller “One Floor Below.” Like a pot set to bubble only every few seconds, [...]
Some reviews of Magnus von Horn’s Cannes debut THE HERE AFTER
Stephen Dalton, Hollywood Reporter: A chewy blend of Swedish and Polish ingredients, The Here After was never likely to be a fun frolic on a sun-kissed Baltic beach. Offering a non-judgmental, broadly sympathetic, psychological portrait [...]
Fiscal Incentive Report presented in Cannes
Minister for Culture and Democracy, Alice Bah Kuhnke with CEO Tomas Eskilsson took part of the official presentation of Production Incentive for Sweden. A report presented by Mr Jonathan Olsberg, Olsberg SPI. View and download [...]
Child 44’s Daniél Espinosa to direct ’The Emigrants’
Child 44 director Daniél Espinosa is to helm a new adptation of period epic The Emigrants for Scandinavian major Svensk Filindustri. Details of the project were announced at the annual press conference held in Cannes by Swedish regional [...]
Cannes: ’Child 44’ Director to Adapt ’The Emigrants’
Daniel Espinosa, director of Child 44, will re-team with his Easy Money producer Fredrik Wikstrom Nicastro for The Emigrants, an epic drama based on the novel by Vilhelm Moberg. The book was previously adapted by [...]
Variety: Can Sweden Live Up to its 2014 Cannes Lineup?
It's hard to see how Sweden can improve upon its performance at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, when helmer Ruben Ostlund’s “Force Majeure” became the first Swedish film to win the Jury Prize in the [...]