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    Pusher
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    Pusher

    2012-06-20T11:26:00Z

    Dir: Luis Prieto. UK. 2012. 86mins

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    Radius-TWC is high on Pusher
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    Radius-TWC is high on Pusher

    2012-02-10T09:31:00Z

    Label acquires US rights to English-language remake of Nicolas Winding Refn cult hit.

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    Signature picks up trio for UK-Ireland including Abel Ferrara’s ‘Zeros And Ones’ (exclusive)
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    Signature picks up trio for UK-Ireland including Abel Ferrara’s ‘Zeros And Ones’ (exclusive)

    2021-09-20T10:59:00Z

    The other two acquisitions are ‘Shattered’ and ‘The Fall’.

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    Agyness Deyn, Richard Coyle to star in London-set Pusher remake
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    Agyness Deyn, Richard Coyle to star in London-set Pusher remake

    2011-05-03T15:59:00Z

    Model Agyness Deyn, Richard Coyle, Bronson Webb to star in thriller; Gaumont handling sales

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    'Kidnap': Review
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    'Kidnap': Review

    2017-08-03T08:01:00Z

    This low-budget extended car chase starring Halle Berry is both preposterous and entertaining in equal measure

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    Gaumont in the family with Fontaine's Grandmothers
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    Gaumont in the family with Fontaine's Grandmothers

    2011-11-02T09:31:00Z

    Cast includes Naomi Watts and Robin Wright.

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    Cineart takes on titles including Winding Refn's Drive and Only God Forgives
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    Cineart takes on titles including Winding Refn's Drive and Only God Forgives

    2011-07-03T16:38:00Z

    Leading independent Benelux distributor Cineart has revealed details of its latest round of acquisitions.

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    Gaumont explores vices with Paulette, Porn In The Hood
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    Gaumont explores vices with Paulette, Porn In The Hood

    2012-02-09T09:10:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Aside from continuing sales on Culinary Cuisine opener The Chef starring Jean Reno, which has recently sold to Germany (Senator), Canada (Remstar) and Japan (Gaga), Gaumont is set to unveil a slew of new titles at the EFM.

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    Toronto adds world premieres including Dredd, Alex Gibney's Catholic doc, Finding Nemo 3D
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    Toronto adds world premieres including Dredd, Alex Gibney's Catholic doc, Finding Nemo 3D

    2012-07-31T16:19:00Z

    Festival brass announced the second wave of programming on Tuesday (Jul 31), unveiling entries in the Vanguard, Midnight Madness, TIFF Docs, City To City, TIFF Cinematheque and TIFF Kids sections.

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    Vertigo ramps up StreetDance, Monsters sequels
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    Vertigo ramps up StreetDance, Monsters sequels

    2011-05-14T06:01:00Z

    Falk Hentschel and Sofia Boutella [pictured] to star in StreetDance 2 3D; Monsters 2 signs Brent Bonacorso and Jesse Atlas to direct.

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