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    Ben Younger to direct 'Isle Of Man'
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    Ben Younger to direct 'Isle Of Man'

    2016-09-13T15:45:00Z

    Los Angeles-based Bold Films has come on to finance the action film that marks the next project from the director of Bleed For This.

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    'Bleed For This': Busan Review
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    'Bleed For This': Busan Review

    2016-10-07T08:00:00Z

    Dir: Ben Younger. 2016. USA. 116 mins

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    The Solution strikes world sales on 'Bleed For This'
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    The Solution strikes world sales on 'Bleed For This'

    2015-05-18T17:00:00Z

    The Solution Entertainment Group has struck a multi-territory deal here with Sony on red-hot Miles Teller starrer following Open Road’s $4m swoop on US rights at the weekend.

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    Synchronicity takes Bleed to EFM
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    Synchronicity takes Bleed to EFM

    2014-02-03T21:08:00Z

    Miles Teller, star of Sundance hit Whiplash, will play the lead alongside Aaron Eckhart in Bleed For This. Synchronicity will introduce to international buyers at EFM this week.

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    US Briefs: Open Road sets 'Bleed For This' for November
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    US Briefs: Open Road sets 'Bleed For This' for November

    2016-05-03T21:23:00Z

    Plus: The Orchard acquires Rainbow Time; FilmRise takes My Father Die; and more…

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    North American briefs: Open Road dates 'Bleed For This' expansion
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    North American briefs: Open Road dates 'Bleed For This' expansion

    2016-10-05T01:12:00Z

    Plus: Travis Reid named RealD COO; BAFTA sets VR advisory group

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    Icon adds five for UK

    2014-11-09T09:00:00Z

    Titles include Ben Younger’s Bleed For This and Noah Baumbach’s While We’re Young [pictured].

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    'Manchester By The Sea,' 'Arrival', 'Neruda' among Telluride line-up
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    'Manchester By The Sea,' 'Arrival', 'Neruda' among Telluride line-up

    2016-09-01T18:32:00Z

    Kenneth Lonergan’s Sundance hit, Denis Villeneuve’s Venice selection, and Pablo Larrain’s acclaimed Chilean biopic are among select titles heading to Colorado this weekend.

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    BFI London Film Festival reveals 2016 line-up, new riverside venue
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    BFI London Film Festival reveals 2016 line-up, new riverside venue

    2016-09-01T10:58:00Z

    La La Land, The Birth Of A Nation, Arrival and Snowden announced as headline galas; new venue to be built on London’s Embankment; official competition will include Elle, Moonlight, Una and Neruda.

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    'The Magnificent Seven' to open Toronto film festival
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    'The Magnificent Seven' to open Toronto film festival

    2016-07-26T16:05:00Z

    Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) programmers have served up the first picks from what will be a typically daunting menu in September.

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