All Screen articles in 07 June 2012 – Page 4
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Hot Projects on Screenbase
Political thriller Vatican as well as Ernst Gossner’s romantic drama The Silent Mountain are among Screenbase’s new additions.
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Fantasia unveil Off-Frontières projects
Selection includes seven from Canada, with five from Quebec.
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Documentaries enjoyed bumper year at UK box office in 2011
The number of documentaries being released theatrically in the UK has steadily increased during the last five years, with the total box office takings of documentaries in the UK rising dramatically in 2011, it was revealed during a panel at Sheffield Doc/Fest.
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WeWantCinema, Gruvi and Distrify announced as finalists for UNIC's inaugural Cinema Innovation Award
Representatives from the three companies will present their projects at upcoming CineEurope.
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NewFest to open in New York with Four
The LGBT festival will kick off its event with Joshua Sanchez’s story about a quartet on a life-changing holiday.
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Jim Broadbent to head up EIFF's Michael Powell jury
Actor Elliott Gould will head up the international feature competition jury.
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Sony to increase stake in India’s MSM
Sony Pictures Television (SPT) is set to acquire a further 32% of shares in Indian TV group Multi Screen Media (MSM) in a deal valued at $271m.
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IMAX signs first deal with China’s Bona Film Group
IMAX Corporation has reached an agreement with Nongken Bona Film Investment Co, a subsidiary of Beijing-based Bona Film Group, to open an IMAX theatre in Tianjin.
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Les Films d'ici launches transmedia project Gare du Nord
Filmmaker Claire Simon’s transmedia exploration of Paris’ Gare du Nord station was one of 29 projects presented at Cross Video Days this week.
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Madagascar 3 surges past $100m as hold session beckons
DreamWorks Animation’s latest release stands at $104.9m through Paramount Pictures International and crossed the milestone on Wednesday (13) after less than a week in release in most of the initial wave of 28 territories.
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Kino Lorber picks up US rights to I Killed My Mother
French-Canadian actor Xavier Dolan’s feature directorial debut is a semi-autobiographical tale about a gay Quebecois teenager living with his single mother.
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Film Movement takes Directors' Fortnight entry Aliyah
Film Movement has picked up North American rights to Elie Wajeman’s directorial debut starring Cedric Kahn.
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Bill Holmes earns business development stripes at Netflix
Holmes joined Netflix in 2008 and rises from vp of business development to the new role of chief business development officer.
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Content Media Corporation unveils plans to go private
The Content board wants to execute a de-listing from the London AIM stock exchange as part of share capital restructure that it said would result in a single class of shareholder and improved balance sheet.
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Spanish Film Screenings to host 66 international buyers next week in Madrid
The 43 films screening include I Want You, Vulnerables, The Wild Boy, Sleep Tight [pictured] and REC 3.
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Libby Savill joins O'Melveny & Myers
Lisbeth Savill formerly headed Olswang’s Film and TV team.
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Sarajevo competition to include world premiere of Flicker's Crossing Boundaries
The Sarajevo Film Festival has announced the features and shorts competition, as well as the In Focus sidebar, of its 18th edition, which runs July 6 to 14.