All Screen articles in 07 June 2012 – Page 11
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NewsSoda picks up Comes a Bright Day
EXCLUSIVE: Soda Pictures and Sony Pictures pick up romantic thriller starring Imogen Poots, Timothy Spall, Craig Roberts and Kevin McKidd.
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NewsBroken goes to Le Pacte and Why Not Productions
Wild Bunch has sold British Rufus Norris’s Critics’ Week opener Broken to a French consortium of Le Pacte and Why Not Productions.
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NewsBuyers swoon to Chiesa's Poet
Early in the market, Adriana Chiesa is enjoying brisk sales on Andrea Segre’s Shun Li And The Poet.
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NewsKristin Scott Thomas reuniting with Philippe Claudel
Kristin Scott Thomas is reuniting with French director Philippe Claudel on his upcoming Avant l’hiver, which is also set to star Leïla Bekhti and Daniel Auteuil.
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NewsHawke in talks for Georgia-UK project Epic
Tbilisi-based Producer on the Move Vladimer Katcharava of 20 Steps Productions will partner with the UK’s Film & Music Entertainment for the first co-production between the UK and Georgia, Epic.
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NewsPathé’s What’s in a Name sells out in Western Europe
Company also reveals Gerard Depardieu to join Léa Seydoux and Vincent Cassel in Christophe Gans’ Beauty and the Beast (Labelle et la bête).
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NewsIM Global's Octane unveils slate, scores Earth deals
EXCLUSIVE: IM Global’s genre label Octane arrives on the Croisette with its strongest line-up yet and has already tied up US and multiple international deals on Ends Of The Earth (pictured).
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NewsStealth boards Matt Reeves thriller, Howard Deutch comedy-drama
Stealth Media comes to Cannes with new titles including Beyond Apollo and Wild Oats.
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CommentCamel on the Croisette..
Sacha Baron Cohen pulled off his latest publicity stunt to promote The Dictator in Cannes, with the help of a very obliging camel.
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VVS takes Canadian rights to thriller Ten
VVS Films has picked up Canadian rights to the Arnold Schwarzenegger thriller Ten in a deal with QED International.
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Worldview Entertainment backs The Green Inferno from Eli Roth
The New York-based production and investment company will finance and produce Roth’s directorial follow-up to the Hostel franchise. Exclusive Media is handling sales here and CAA represents domestic rights.
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Jason Alexander to star in Lucky Stiff remake
Christopher Ashley will direct a remake of the 1988 musical, a farce about an English bachelor who inherits a fortune and must take his uncle’s corpse around Europe to get his hands on the money.
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Sundance entry Save The Date lands at Max360 International
New LA sales agency Max360 International has picked up international sales on Michael Mohan’s Sundance rom-com Save The Date starring Lizzie Caplan and Mark Webber.
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Lakeshore sets Fisher Stevens to direct American Pastoral
Lakeshore Entertainment and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment’s drama is based on Philip Roth’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Production is expected to start in early 2013.
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NewsDogwoof sells Marina Abramovic doc
Dogwoof Global sells doc to Germany, France, Switzerland and Austria.
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NewsPark Circus strikes theatrical deal with Warner Bros
UK distributor strikes back catalogue deal with Warner for classics including Casablanca, A Clockwork Orange and Goodfellas.
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Anchor Bay acquires US rights to Andy Garcia's Admissions
Following their collaboration on City Island, Anchor Bay and Andy Garcia’s CineSon Productions are reuniting on the rom-com to star Garcia and Vera Farmiga.
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Poverty Row begins casting on Mary Pickford biopic
Julie Pacino and Jennifer DeLia’s production company has cast Lily Rabe to play Mary Pickford in its upcoming biopic.