All Screen articles in March 13 2015
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NewsTeresa Palmer to star in 'Welcome to Willits' adaptation
Warm Bodies and Knight of Cups star will play the female lead in feature adaptation of horror sci-fi short, which premiered at SXSW.
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News'Cinderella' leads overseas with $62.4m
UPDATED MARCH 16: International bow for Disney’s live-action remake included the largest ever March opening in China; Universal’s Fifty Shades of Grey becomes distributor’s tenth highest-grossing film worldwide at $546.5m.
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News'Cinderella' tops US box office with $67.9m opening
UPDATED MARCH 16: Disney’s live-action remake records seventh largest March opening in industry history; It Follows delivers strong $163k opening from four sites for RADiUS-TWC.
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News'The Crow' remake first film at Pinewood Cardiff
Corin Hardy directing the remake for Relativity Studios.
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NewsNetflix boards SXSW premiere '6 Years'
Streaming service acquires global rights to the Duplass Brothers production, written and directed by Hannah Fidell.
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NewsMagnolia acquires 'Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine'
Alex Gibney’s documentary world premiered at SXSW.
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FeaturesCharles Hood, 'Night Owls'
After an eight-year hiatus, Nebraska native Charles Hood debuts his second feature Night Owls in SXSW’s Narrative Spotlight section. He tells Tiffany Pritchard about his return to action.
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FeaturesColin Hanks, 'All Things Must Pass'
Ahead of his anticipated directorial debut at SXSW, Colin Hanks speaks to Nadia Tseng about his seven-year journey to make a documentary about the rise and fall of Tower Records.
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NewsTudyk & Fillion's 'Con Man' breaks crowdfunding record
Indiegogo campaign for web series is now the highest crowdfunded web series of all time.
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NewsKeanu Reeves to narrate Alex Winter's 'Deep Web'
EPIX Original Documentary unites stars of Bill and Ted films for the first time since 1993’s Freaked.
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NewsLech Majewski to direct 'Valley of the Gods'
Principal photography is set to commence this summer on the fantasy sci-fi.