Simon Spiegel

Done.

Probably a subject for a separate discussion: While I really like the new flexible data model for names, I think `biblatex` finally reaches a point where we have to think...

Original title and original language are definitely needed. In humanities, the translator is often not enough.

Here's the style guide for _Projections_, a major journal for cognitive film studies: http://journals.berghahnbooks.com/proj/proj_style_guide.pdf The examples they give (page 3): Hitchcock, Alfred. 1959. _North by Northwest_. USA. Leoni, Sergio. 1966....

Forget about the production firm, I can't find an example for this. MLA style requires additional fields though; distributor and type of media mandatory, actors and writers can be used...

You're of course right. They exist and are part of the MLA style.

Some more styles. The _New Review of Film and Television Studies_ requires the production company (Style guide here: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/style/reference/tf_F.pdf ) _Movie Title_. Directed by Mary Smith. Hollywood, CA: Bigshot Productions,...

"Distributor/studio" is fine for me. "Place" also sounds ok.

I posted this on the Zotero forums a while ago, but just to make sure, I also post it here: The British Universities Film & Video Council has published [guidelines](http://bufvc.ac.uk/projects-research/sharedservices/avcitation/guidelines?dm_i=IAP%2C1DGN0%2C8SJSIY%2C4NPYI%2C1)...

Is there any movement on this? AFAICS there's still no way to assign a country of origin to a movie.