Lord Puttnam Partners With Hani Farsi To Produce First Film in 17 Years, Greenpeace Tale ‘Arctic 30′ – Cannes
Lord Puttnam, a legendary figure in the British film industry, is making a return to producing after a nearly two-decade absence to produce Greenpeace activist drama Arctic 30. He is teaming with Corniche Pictures’ Hani Farsi for a joint venture to produce a feature based on the recently published book Don’t Trust, Don’t Fear, Don’t Beg by Ben Stewart, about the true story of 30 men and women who took on Russia’s largest oil company to save Earth’s most precious landscape. a legendary figure in the British film industry, is making a return to producing after a nearly two-decade absence to produce Greenpeace activist dramaArctic 30. He is teaming with Corniche Pictures’ Hani Farsi for a joint venture to produce a feature based on the recently published book Don’t Trust, Don’t Fear, Don’t Beg by Ben Stewart, about the true story of 30 men and women who took on Russia’s largest oil company to save Earth’s most precious landscape.
As Great Britain takes to the polling stations, Labour peer Lord Puttnam spoke to Marketing about the key political and societal issues threatening democracy and brand trust.
Too many “bad” heads are shunning the arts in their schools because they are worried about their exam league table rankings, according to Oscar-winning film producer David Puttnam.
