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Seven talking points from CineEurope 2025

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Charles Gant

The annual trade convention for European exhibitors took place in Barcelona from June 16-19 The annual CineEurope trade convention in Barcelona brings the film distribution and exhibition sectors together, with a focus on common goals and shared success. However, with global box office still not recovered to pre-pandemic levels, film distributors and cinema operators continue to offer different perspectives on the halting recovery.
Disney showcases all seven studio brands at CineEurope presentation

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Charles Gant

Disney leaned into 100 years of brand heritage at its CineEurope slate presentation on Wednesday afternoon (June 18), with an array of titles that offer “magic, wonder and joy,” in the words of Andrew Cripps, head of theatrical distribution. The distribution boss also placed the presentation in the context of “immersive experiences” that “bring imagination to life”.
Paramount pushes family films, adult comedies in CineEurope slate presentation

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Charles Gant

Paramount will lean into the comedy genre with its upcoming slate of titles, presented yesterday (June 18) at CineEurope. On panel sessions at the trade convention, cinema operators have been calling for more-rounded film slates, and decrying the lack of adult-skewing comedies that in the past have been supplied by the likes of The Hangover, Ted, Judd Apatow productions and Adam Sandler vehicles.
“We don’t get to see brash women on screen”: Lashana Lynch talks ‘The Day Of The Jackal’

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Nikki Baughan

’The Day Of The Jackal’ star and producer on getting under the skin of the show’s complex protagonist Bianca UK actress Lashana Lynch made history when she portrayed Nomi, the first female 007, in No Time To Die. It was an obvious choice for Lynch, who has made a career of playing strong women, from Maria Rambeau in Captain Marvel to Izogie in The Woman King, Miss Honey in Matilda: The Musical to Rita Marley in Bob Marley: One Love.
Studiocanal showcases D-Day drama ‘Pressure’, ‘Cliffhanger’, ‘Cold Storage’ at CineEurope

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Charles Gant

Studiocanal flew the flag for independent studios at CineEurope with a chunky slate presentation on Tuesday (June 17), spotlighting a mix of local and international titles across a range of genres. The company billed itself as “Europe’s leading studio” in remarks by Hugh Spearing, EVP of global marketing and distribution.
Anton responds to Kate Beckinsale’s allegations of “unsafe and dangerous” set of ‘Canary Black’

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Gabriella Geisinger

UK-based producer-financier Anton has responded to a legal suit brought against it and producer John Zois by Kate Beckinsale in which the actor alleges the set of 2024 action film Canary Black was unsafe and dangerous and resulted in her sustaining “severe and debilitating injuries”. An Anton spokesperson told Screen: “We follow strict safety standards on all our productions.
Singing A-ha and the importance of queer storylines: Bella Ramsey on the “responsibility” of leading season two of ‘The Last Of Us’

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Nikki Baughan

Bella Ramsey channels rage, grief and a 1980s pop classic in the second season of HBO’s The Last Of Us. The UK actor discusses how they got back under the skin of protagonist Ellie. Spoilers ahead!As a show set in the aftermath of a catastrophic apocalypse, in which a fungal pandemic has turned much of the world’s population into cannibalistic, zombie-like creatures, HBO drama The Last Of Us demands a lot of its actors.
Diversion picks up Ash Mayfair’s Vietnamese transgender drama and NYAFF contender ‘Skin Of Youth’

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Silvia Wong

EXCLUSIVE: Bangkok-based sales agent Diversion has boarded Ash Mayfair’s Vietnamese transgender drama Skin Of Youth, which is set to compete at the New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF). Following 2018 debut The Third Wife, which premiered at Toronto and won more than 20 awards worldwide, Mayfair’s second feature focuses on the turbulent romance between a transgender sex worker seeking to realise her dream of living in a woman’s body and an underground cage fighter in 1990s Saigon.
‘28 Years Later’ review: Director Danny Boyle returns to lead horror franchise into new territory

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Nikki Baughan

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes and Jodie Comer star in the first of a planned new trilogy of films Source: Sony Pictures Entertainment Dir: Danny Boyle. UK/US. 2025. 115mins Nearly three decades after a rage virus was leaked from a bio-weapons lab, mainland Britain is now a designated quarantine zone where pockets of survivors exist alongside the hordes of infected. Within this hostile environment, a young boy learns that survival takes many forms.
Kate Phillips confirmed as chief content officer at BBC

1 week ago | screendaily.com | Ellie Kahn

The BBC has confirmed that Kate Phillips will take over as chief content officer. Phillips has held the UK broadcaster’s top editorial post on an interim basis since March, when Charlotte Moore announced her departure for Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television (SPT). She will inherit a vast remit with responsibility for all network TV and radio output, all channels and iPlayer, BBC Film, Sounds, Children’s and Education content, and Sport.