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    Cannes award-winning producers to present projects at Tokyo Gap-Financing Market 2024 (exclusive)
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    Cannes award-winning producers to present projects at Tokyo Gap-Financing Market 2024 (exclusive)

    2024-09-18T12:49:00Z

    Projects from the producers of ‘Plan 75’ and ‘Tiger Stripes’ among the selection as well as Cannes Palme d’Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul.

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    2009-05-21T08:16:00Z

    Dir/scr: Pen-ek Ratanaruang. Thailand. 2009. 109mins.

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    Tokyo Project Gathering's 28 selections include Ryuichi Hiroki, Pen-ek Ratanaruang
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    Tokyo Project Gathering's 28 selections include Ryuichi Hiroki, Pen-ek Ratanaruang

    2010-08-24T00:01:00Z

    The sixth Tokyo Project Gathering (TPG) has selected an increased 28 projects this year.

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    Wild Side picks up French rights to Pen-ek’s Headshot
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    Wild Side picks up French rights to Pen-ek’s Headshot

    2010-12-16T06:46:00Z

    Wild Side Films has acquired French rights to Headshot, the new film from acclaimed Thai director Pen-ek Ratanaruang.

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    2010-12-16T11:47:00Z

    Thai director Pen-ek Ratanaruang recently started shooting his latest project, Headshot, a film noir about a hitman trying to forget his past.

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    Cannes: Un Certain Regard line-up

    2009-04-23T17:33:00Z

    Screen brings you the 2009 Un Certain Regard nominations

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    Bangkok film festival to open with Bad Lieutenant
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    Bangkok film festival to open with Bad Lieutenant

    2009-09-15T11:34:00Z

    Werner Herzog’s Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans will open this year’s Bangkok International Film Festival (BKIFF), fresh from its Venice premiere, while local production Sawasdee Bangkok will close the event.

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    Altiplano wins at solid edition of Bangkok fest
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    Altiplano wins at solid edition of Bangkok fest

    2009-10-01T05:25:00Z

    Peter Brosens and Jessica Hope Woodworth’s Altiplano, a hyperstylised environmental drama set in a Peruvian village, won the Grand Prix at this year’s Bangkok International Film Festival (BKKIFF).

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    Ready for action: EFM preview

    2009-01-30T00:00:00Z

    It looks like rich pickings for international buyers at this year's European Film Market, with new projects from leading film-makers including Peter Weir, Julian Schnabel, Robert Redford, Pen-ek Ratanaruang and Bruce Robinson. PERIOD1939 (UK)Dir/scr: Stephen PoliakoffBBC Films' $6m thriller marks the return of writer-director Poliakoff (Close My Eyes) to film-making ...

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    Industry pioneer Wouter Barendrecht of Fortissimo Films dies at 43
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    Industry pioneer Wouter Barendrecht of Fortissimo Films dies at 43

    2009-04-06T09:16:00Z

    Fortissimo Films confirmed yesterday that company co-founder and co-chairman Wouter Barendrecht died of heart failure on Sunday April 5 in Bangkok, Thailand , where he had gone to screen a rough cut of Fortissimo’s upcoming Thai co-productionNYMPH.Barendrecht was a passionate advocate of independent cinema for the last 19 years at ...

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