All Screen articles in 22 April 2010
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AFI FEST to run November 4-11 in Los Angeles
New section will award films found solely through submissions process.
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NewsLily Sometimes to close Cannes Directors Fortnight
Fabienne Berthaud’s film stars Diane Kruger and Ludivine Sagnier.
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NewsChristelle Randall leaving publicity post at Metrodome
Head of Publicity Christelle Randall is leaving UK distributor Metrodome Distribution at the end of April and will set up her own consultancy.
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NewsWinter in Wartime producers get rights to Dutch novel Gimmick!
N279 Entertainment has acquired the rights to Dutch author Joost Zwagerman’s novel Gimmick!, set in the late 1980s.
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Melbourne festival's Premiere Fund backs three new films
Projects selected for production investment are The Curse Of The Gothic Symphony, The 24 Hour Window and Dead Cool.
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NewsIntandem sells Beneath Hill 60 to Momentum for UK
The Australian WWI drama has already been a hit at home, it has grossed $1.6m (A$1.7m) in its first two weeks of release by Paramount.
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Iron Man 2 credits scene revealed
The end-credits scene on Iron Man 2, which wasn’t shown to reviewers, links to another upcoming superhero film.
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NewsUK's Soda Pictures sets up new $3m fund, acquires Tetro and Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky
The London-based distributor has set up a new $3m (£2m) distribution fund called the Soda Film Fund to bolster its acquisitions and optimise their release campaigns.
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NewsCannes Classics selections include restored Psycho, Leopard, Boudu
Programme also includes four new films about filmmaking, including projects about Jack Cardiff and Daniel Toscan du Plantier.
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Michael Murphy to run Windmill Lane's new international division
Dublin-based post-production company Windmill Lane Pictures has set up a new international division, Windmill Lane Entertainment.
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NewsPenelope Cruz, Sergio Castellito set to reunite for Venuto Al Mondo
Project at script stage now with a likely 2011 shoot date.
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NewsOlga Kurylenko joins Empires of the Deep shoot in Beijing
Avatar virtual camera operator Anthony Arendt has also joined the $100m 3D epic as a consultant.
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Fintage House, mediapeers announce strategic partnership
Part of the alliance will let Fintage House support mediapeers extending their user base. The companies will also work together on new web-based services for buyers and sellers.
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NewsMark Zoradi becomes strategic advisor for IMAX
The former Disney president will continue to be based in Los Angeles.
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NewsiDream adds Banerjee's LSD, Panda's I Am Kalam to Cannes slate
London and Mumbai-based iDream Independent Pictures has pick up international rights to Nila Madhab Panda’s I Am Kalam and Dibakar Banerjee’s recent break-out hit LSD: Love Sex Aur Dhokha.
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NewsWell Go USA takes North American rights to Ip Man martial arts franchise
Well Go USA has acquired North American rights to Ip Man and Ip Man 2 directed by Wilson Yip and starring Hong Kong action idol Donnie Ye.
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NewsVirgin Media launches online movies service in UK
The service launches with hundreds of titles on demand, including Fantastic Mr Fox and District 9.
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Ashes and Blood, Oceans take honours at Athens Francophone Film Festival
Jean-Paul Gaultier, Jane Birkin, Nana Mouscouri, Antoine de Caunes, Benoit Magimel, Anne Consigny, Riad Sattouf, Francois-Xavier Demaison among French delgation.
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UK films take top prizes at Babelgum Online Film Festival
The third Babelgum Online Film Festival has announced the winners of its Jury Awards, each coming with a $3,000 cash prize
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London Indie Fest honours Forget Me Not, Breathe, Beyond the Pole
The London Independent Film Festival, which showcases low budget film-making, screened over 110 films in 10 days.