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Fortissimo seals Berlin slate deals
Fortissimo Films has signed a string of deals on several titles on its Berlin slate, including further sales on Ira Sachs’ Love Is Strange, which has gone to Spain (Golem) and Italy (Koch Media) among other territories.
XYZ Films racks up Berlin sales
EXCLUSIVE: Fast-rising global genre specialist XYZ Films has reported a strong response to its recent Berlin sales slate led by Brian Horiuchi’s ensemble sci-fi drama Parts Per Billion.
Asian triumph at the Berlinale
Asia was the big winner at the 64th Berlin Film Festival, taking home four Bears, including the Golden Bear for Best Film and Silver Bear for Best Actor (Liao Fan) for Diao Yinan’s Black Coal, Thin Ice (Bai Ri Yan Huo).
Golden Bear to Black Coal, Thin Ice
Diao Yinan’s noir Black Coal, Thin Ice (Bai Ri Yan Huo) took the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival in a triumphant night for Chinese cinema.
Calvary, Boyhood win Berlin prizes
Other winners of the independent jury awards at the Berlin Film Festival include Stations of the Cross, At Home and documentary The Square.
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Difret, Circle win Berlin audience awards
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52 Tuesdays wins Berlin's Crystal Bear
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Boyhood tops Screen jury's Berlin films
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Life of Riley wins Berlin's Fipresci prize
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EFM boss defends 2014 market
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Defurne wins Berlinale Talents award
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Sales lukewarm at EFM
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Berlin 2014: Screen's dailies
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TIDE goes Euro-wide on 'Peril'
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Ian McShane heads to Capri
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Open Road to distribute Tank
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Wide inks US, Canada deal on Circle
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Spotlight struck by Cryer's Lightning
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Eye on Films channel coming to Cinecliq
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Wrekin Hill flies with Yellowbird
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PiFan appoints chief programmer
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Films Boutique aces sales
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Oliviers mini-series in works
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Match Factory acquires Remainder
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FilmNation strikes Faliro House deal
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EFM deals round-up: Java boards Emptying The Skies
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Norio Tsurata lines up Cursed Diary
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Epic among 12 to win Irish backing
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Capricci boards Wounded Angel
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Gulf Film moves into The Pearl
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UK thriller Containment readies
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Senior debt fund hits EFM
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Misfire hits mark for Hannibal
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'Home' wins top German Critics Award
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Tarr brings film.factory to Berlin
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World Cinema Fund unveils Berlin schedule
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Shyamalan-Willis reunion scores sales
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Buyers saddle up for Salvation
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Concorde lands market double
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Venice Days gets competitive
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Cathedrals of Culture gathers buyers
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Content introduces Newcomer to EFM
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Buyers go with Diplomacy, Animals
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Peter Cornwell to direct Minion
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Bijkers plans big budget Reformation drama
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Toei announces Land’s End Café
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Canopy spreads for Odin's Eye
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Buyers run on Human Capital
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ARRI finds homes for Reitz's Home
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Autlook sells Rijksmuseum to Japan
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Buyers have Vendetta
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Rampante producer touts Chilean duo
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Dogwoof takes UK for Punk Singer
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Berlin: Lars von Trier flashes Cannes 'Persona Non Grata' shirt
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After Dark pacts with China's Shenghua
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Roskino adds UK office
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Lars Wiebe joins SquareOne
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Austen comedy lands at EFM
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WestEnd launches Geffen comeback
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UDI to sell Mullan-starrer Hector
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Moland marries into Indian Bride
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eOne inks Watermark deals
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Bavaria Pictures unveils slate
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Global Screen boards Kreuzpaintner comedy
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Buyers hunt down The Suspect
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Weydemanns re-team with Harper
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GFM boards Hear My Voice
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Shoreline visits The Infinite Man
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AMBI unveils Sights of Death
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Buyers bite on Millionaire Dog
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Hurd-Wood boards Second Origin
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Panzer 88 rolls through Asia
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Buyers drink in Russell Crowe’s Water Diviner
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IFC visits Gallows Hill
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HanWay boards Close, Nolte drama
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TrustNordisk sells Moland's Disappearance
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WestEnd hears Song of the Sea
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Paramount takes UK for Plastic
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Maïwenn sets March for next shoot
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LevelK beats with August’s Heart
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Fortitude, Untitled ink deal
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Wild Side enters Content's Nightmare
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Umedia dives DEEP
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Finecut seals Haemoo deals
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Bac cashes in on Human Capital
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Odin's Eye picks up two thrillers
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Red Sea parts for Gridlocked
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UKTI plans Berlinale events
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Buyers pass Reel Suspects' TEST
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High Point moves into Heart Street
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1+1 forges Beltracchi bond
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Ad Vitam acquires Difret
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Studio Hamburg to release Zulu
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Rob Cohen to direct Risk
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Studio 100 completes pre-sales on slate
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Manifest introduce three at EFM
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Amplify acquires God Help The Girl
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TrustNordisk spreads Love ahead of Berlin premiere
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Winterbottom’s 'Angel' is not Amanda Knox
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Kevin Hoiseth joins IFT
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Vera Farmiga boards Prima
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Berlin to pay Hoffman tribute
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Wild Bunch nabs Zhang's Coming Home
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Gaumont launches sales on Coming In
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SPC picks up Aloft
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Protagonist takes Maggie's Plan
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Nelisse, Close join Gilly Hopkins
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Martin Sheen to lead Øvredal horror
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BFI backs Film Export UK
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Paladin enters The Maid's Room
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Actors circle Jim Gillespie's Take Down
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Les Films Du Losange unveils Claudel’s (childhood)
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Indie Sales takes Senza Pieta
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Celsius goes Into the Forest
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Gaga launches Nakashima's Kanako
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Buyers sail for Galapagos
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Shooting Stars takes Sundance trio
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Meridian Films to launch at EFM
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Works signs Neeson-narrated doc
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Scintilla goes to US, UK
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Cinemavault bulks up EFM slate
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Ant!pode adds raft of titles
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Exponenta takes Saint Petersburg
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Raspberry & Cream gets Fucking Different
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Swiss filmmakers launch distributor
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Fister launches Angel Grace
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Max Steel adds cast
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Edge buying for Scandinavia
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Olsberg SPI to lead EAO incentives report
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Berlin 2014: Market Buzz
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Kaleidoscope captures Mr. Bout
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Reno joins Way of the Eagle
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Roger!'s Viking rises
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Dogwoof signs The Last Impresario
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Visit lines up busy EFM
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Next Goal Wins scores in five territories
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New Europe boards Violet
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Telefilm Canada unveils Berlin list
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Screen's EFM panel to hear producers 'lessons learned'
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Fortissimo sells Love to Altitude
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German sales agents grab festival films
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Altitude taking Sundance winner to EFM
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Berlinale Kamera for Baumgartner
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Fortissimo clocks into The Midnight After
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Beta firms Berlin slate
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Fortissimo acquires Black Coal, Thin Ice
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Love Steaks wins Berlin slot
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New Europe takes Thou Wast Mild
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EastWest takes six including Whispers
Reviews
Features
Richard Linklater, Boyhood
Richard Linklater’s Silver Bear winner Boyhood has been 12 years in the making.
EFP Shooting Stars 2014
Sarah Cooper talks to the ten actors to be showcased at this year’s Berlinale.
Berlin 2014: hot titles
Screen previews the world premieres of Berlin’s 2014 Competition and Berlinale Special.
Robert Redford & Wim Wenders, Cathedrals of Culture
3D project receives its world premiere on Feb 12 in the Berlinale Special sidebar.
European Film Market 2014
The current market is focused on smart money and smart deals, not volume of product. Jeremy Kay examines the prospects for deals and new packages at Berlin’s European Film Market (Feb 6-14).
Making Next Goal Wins
Directors Mike Brett and Steve Jamison and producer Kristian Brodie make their feature debuts with Next Goal Wins, an uplifting documentary about the American Samoa football team. Wendy Mitchell meets the team
