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Terminator reboot shoot begins
PRODUCTION: Principal photography on the reboot is underway
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UK-China sign film co-pro treaty
NEWS: Eligible co-pros will not be subject to China’s quota on foreign films
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Screen, Winston Baker team on Cannes Finance Forum
Screen International becomes media partner on 5th Annual International Film Finance Forum.
Siddharth wins best film at BJIFF
Richie Mehta’s Siddharth was awarded best film at the close of the Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF), while Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmaster picked up three prizes including best director.
BBC to revisit Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Cider With Rosie, The Go-Between and An Inspector Calls will be adapted as 90-minute dramas for a BBC1 season of early 20th century British novels and plays.
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Salvation heads to France, Greece, Estonia
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Terracotta festival unveils line-up
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AMC/Sundance acquire Kinowelt TV
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Finecut adds three for Cannes
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Eurimages launches childrens film award
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Yelchin, Deschanel enter Driftless Area
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Continental eyes Cannes sales
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FSC boards Hot Docs premiere Meet The Patels
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Netflix sets original Mexican series
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Lionsgate sets Mortdecai release
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Alloy readies Sisterhood Everlasting
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Kevorkian lines up thriller Georgie
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Visit Films to sell Charlie’s Country
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eOne, TWC renew output
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NXNE expands to include film
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EFP names Producers on the Move 2014
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Shoot wraps on Heaven Knows What
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Art directors set awards dates
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Mongrel picks up Grace of Monaco
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Love & Engineering to open Visions du Réel
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Jinga set for monster Cannes
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UK indies head to China
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Happy 90th birthday, Eric Pleskow
The veteran Hollywood producer Eric Pleskow celebrates his 90th birthday today.
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Hey Lars, where's Thierry's T-shirt?
Cannes Persona Non Grata T-shirt in demand.
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Mike Weatherley on US tour
The UK’s intellectual property advisor to Prime Minister David Cameron met US studio heads this week (17) in a publicity drive for content protection.
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Bombay Sapphire unveils Imagination shorts
Bombay Sapphire’s Imagination Series shorts were launched in London last night.
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The final X-Men: DOFP trailer Video
As the countdown to the May 23 release becomes ever more frantic at the Fox marketing department, the studio has released a third and final trailer for X-Men: Days Of Future Past.
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Cannes unveils 2014 poster
Cannes hits another poster home-run with an achingly cool shot of Marcello Mastroianni for its 67th edition.
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Tribeca 2014: discovery channels
Tribeca Film Festival programmers Frédéric Boyer and Genna Terranova talk to Jeremy Kay about championing international and American gems.
Tribeca 2014: hot picks
Previews of some anticipated world premieres, from Libyan rebels to killer beavers.
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Mexico: taking off
Beyond Alfonso Cuaron’s Oscar win, Mexico’s growing film industry has much to celebrate, from a new wave of talent to steady box-office growth and smart global partnerships. Jeremy Kay reports.
INTERVIEWS
Gareth Evans, The Raid 2
The Welsh film-maker talks to Ian Sandwell about the action sequel and teases The Raid 3.
Agents of change
Agents have an increasingly important role in the film and TV industries. At a Screen-hosted roundtable, Wendy Mitchell and Andreas Wiseman asked some of the UK’s key players how agenting is changing.
Jeremy Thomas: a global touch
Veteran producer Jeremy Thomas talks to Wendy Mitchell about the highlights of his 40-year career and looks excitedly to the future, ahead of a BFI Southbank retrospective.
The Weinstein Company: stirring drama
As The Weinstein Company ramps up its scripted TV productions and acquisitions, Andreas Wiseman talks to the executives behind the push.
Molinare: making the grade
Following its 2012 restructuring, post-production firm Molinare has a sharpened focus on high-end TV drama as well as feature film post work, and is readying itself for growth. Wendy Mitchell reports
Secret Cinema's Grand ambitions
Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel was brought to life with huge success by Secret Cinema. Ian Sandwell looks at how the event came together and the reasons for its popularity.
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François Truffart, COLCOA
As the 18th Annual City of Lights, City of Angels (COLCOA) gathers pace, Elbert Wyche speaks to executive producer and artistic director François Truffart about the state of French cinema and his efforts to promote awareness in the US.
Thierry Fremaux talks Cannes 2014 selections
The festival’s artistic director discusses his selection and why he put Zhang Yimou’s film out of competition, how he has yet to see the final cut of Abel Ferrara’s latest work and why he will not broach the subject of women at the festival right now.
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US exhibition: the people’s choices
John Hazelton examines how US exhibitors are changing along with audiences, including offering an enhanced cinema experience with more varied options
MIPTV: Transmedia’s transitions
As the digital-focused MIPTV champions a new age of storytelling this month, Melanie Goodfellow explores how TV drama and film producers are tentatively branching out into other platforms
UK film finance: BFI backs joined-up approach
A new joint-venture scheme from the BFI aims to drive up investment in UK independent films by helping producers and distributors to share the risks and rewards of distribution.
DIGITAL EDITIONS
Trip to Italy to get event release
Picturehouse announces one-off screening for comedy sequel, followed by Q&A with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
Noah crosses $300m at global box office
Paramount Pictures and Regency Enterprises said Darren Aronofsky’s epic tale has earned more than $200m internationally and close to $100m in North America.
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BFC reception, Tribeca
TRIBECA: The UK film industry was out in force at Norwood in New York
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