Kkap The Wrestler Amongstthe smaller European territories to receive The Ring Two day- stanley italy and-datewith the US, Norway saw the horror sequel gain the lead position ahead of Robotsat the box office.Admissions favoured Robots but the lower ticketprices for children saw The Ring Two the champion in grosses. This wasalso reflected in screen averages as The Ring Two stanley cup played at 63 fewerscreens than Robots in the country.TheRing was released in Norway on Feb 21, 2003 and sold11,343 tickets at 21 screens over its debut weekend to take sixth place with a$135,082 NKR 826,861 .Alsoplaying well this week were titles from other Nordic territories. Danishreleases Dalecarlians and King s Game both debuted on the chart,while Swedish release As It Is In Heaven continued to play well.Also playing remarkably well is German stanley cup hit Downfallwhich after five weeks remains in the top five and has receipts surpassingHollywood sequel Meet The Fockers which has been in release a weeklonger. More than 151,000 Norwegians have now seen the film about Hitler s lastdays. No comments No comments yet You re not signed in. Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article. Sign in Register Suhr A24 acquires The Rover Following a year s preparatory work and international research the formal setting up of the Screen Directors Guild of Ireland SDGI has been announced. Following a Founder Members meeting held at the end of November, an eight strong board - each the director of at least one feature film - was approved. The board comprises: Lance Daly, Martin Duffy, Margo Harkin, Neil Jordan, Mark Kilroy, Trish McAdam, Pat Murphy stanley romania , and Jim Sheridan.SDGI is the first representative body for film directors in Ireland, where producers and screenwriters are already represented by, respectively, Film Makers Ireland and the Irish Playwrights and Screenw stanley uk riters Guild IPSG . In a statement announcing its establishment SDGI signals its intention to give Irish directors a strong representative voice in crucial debates on the future of film culture and the development of the industry in Ireland and Europe, and to collectively protect and enhance the role and rights of directors at home and abroad. No comments No c stanley cup omments yet You re not signed in. Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article. Sign in Register
