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NewsUSC film school in filmmaker exchange programme
The American Film Showcase will host its first annual International Filmmaker Exchange Program in Los Angeles from June 6-18.
NewsVimeo expands content creator incentives
The digital platform has introduced new subscription video tools for its content creators.
NewsDistributors align on 'The Seach For Freedom'
The Earth Network, Abramorama, GrindTV, Tugg and Vimeo are collaborating on the US theatrical release of The Search For Freedom, a documentary produced by The Earth Network.
NewsBig World Pictures falls for ‘Viktoria’
The Brooklyn-based distributor has acquired US rights to Maya Vitkova’s Bulgarian feature debut.
CommentLAGFF unveils development workshop titles
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) has announced its International Project Discovery Forum development workshop selections and the features and documentary jury members.
NewsWolfe Releasing acquires 'Serial Monogamist'
The distributor has acquired all US rights to Canadian LGBT rom-com Portrait Of A Serial Monogamist ahead of its world premiere at Inside Out LBGT Film Festival in Toronto.
NewsAnchor Bay swoops on 'Night Visitor'
EXCLUSIVE: Anchor Bay Canada has acquired Canadian home entertainment and North American digital rights to Blanc/Biehn Productions’ The Night Visitor and its sequel.
NewsKering, Cannes launch Women In Motion
Cannes and luxury brand Kering’s new programme Women In Motion will honour Jane Fonda for her ‘unique and outstanding contribution to the film industry’ on May 17.
NewsDustin Hoffman joins MasterClass programe
The two-time Oscar winner will be among the first teachers on the online platform alongside Serena Williams and James Patterson.
NewsAFI DOCS unveils opening, closing galas
Best Of Enemies, directed by Robert Gordon and Morgan Neville, will screen as the festival’s Opening Night Gala on June 17.
News'Little England', 'Xenia' bookend LAGFF
The ninth edition of the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) is set to take place from June 3-7.
NewsAutomatic brings ‘Western Religion’ to Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: The Los Angeles-based sales agent will start talks with buyers on the Western starring Claude Duhamel.
NewsFernando Coimbra among Sundance June 2015 Lab fellows
The Sundance Institute has announced the 13 projects selected for the 2015 June Directors and Screenwriters Labs.
News‘Sworn Virgin’, ‘Western’ among San Francisco FF winners
The San Francisco Film Society announced the 58th San Francisco International Film Festival winners at the Golden Gate Awards party on Wednesday evening.
NewsScreen Media picks up 7 Chinese Brothers
ROUND-UP: Screen Media Films has acquired US rights to the film starring Jason Schwartzman. In other news, ARC has acquired Freedom, Kino Lorber will release Patch Town and Rialto has set a release for its restored version of The Third Man.
NewsMatthew Modine joins Bill Plympton’s 'Revengeance'
The actor previously did voice work on two Plympton shorts – Santa, The Fascist Years and The Flying House – and served as executive producer on the filmmaker’s Cheatin’.
NewsImage acquires 'Some Kind Of Hate'
Adam Egypt Mortimer directed the film that premiered at the Stanley Film Festival on May 2.
NewsSFFS Doc Fund awards trio $75,000
The San Francisco Film Society has announced the three winners of 2015 SFFS Documentary Film Fund awards.
NewsPanorama Europe announces 16-strong selection
Panorama Europe Film Festival has announced 16 films to be showcased from May 29-June 14 in New York.
News‘Dope’, ‘Inside Out’ in LAFF pre-screenings
Los Angeles Film Festival top brass have announced pre-screenings including Rick Famuyiwa’s Sundance hit Dope and Pete Docter’s Cannes world premiere Inside Out.