All Screen articles in 20 August 2006 – Page 4
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TLA takes multiple territory rights on Boy Culture
TLA Releasing has acquiredall North American, UK, Australian and New Zealand theatrical and homeentertainment rights to Q AllanBrocka's gay drama Boy Culture.The picture received its USpremiere at Tribeca and tells of a male escort who must learn to open up to hisfeelings before he can have sex with an elderly ...
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Screen West Midlands starts talent awards
Screen West Midlands is launching new awards to recognise and promote theregional screen media industry.The media talent awards willbe offered in three categories: new filmmaker, excellence in development andoutstanding achievement. "Screen WM is proud to haveworked with the industry for the last five years and recognise the importanceof celebrating the ...
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Bobby to get Hollywood Film Award for ensemble
The10th Annual Hollywood Film Awards will honour the ensemble cast from Bobby, Emilio Estevez's upcoming account of events surrounding theassassination of Bobby Kennedy.PiratesOf The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest willreceive the Hollywood Visual Effects of the Year Award, Cars will get the Hollywood Animation of the Year Award and X-Men:The Last ...
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National Geographic lines up third annual film festival in LA and Washington DC
Minority filmmakers fromVietnam and gay and lesbian communities in Israel and Palestine will be amongthe line-up at National Geographic's third annual All Roads Film Festival. The event, which runs at theEgyptian Theatre in Los Angeles from Sept 28-Oct 1 and at the NationalGeographic Society in Washington DC from Oct 5-8, ...
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Ricky Bobby still reigns at North American box office
Sony's Tallladega Nights:The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby stayed inpole position in its second weekend at the North American box office ahead ofBuena Vista's dance drama Step Up andParamount's 9/11 drama World Trade Center.Talladega Nights will cross $100m later this week after adding anestimated $23m for $91.2m.Step Up, which stars Channing ...
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Peace Arch close to $20m credit facility with JPMorgan
Toronto-based film andtelevision production and distribution company Peace Arch Entertainment Groupis finalising a four-year $20m senior secured revolving credit facility withJPMorgan.The funds will be used byPeace Arch to finance its recently announced acquisition of the film librariesof Castle Hill Productions and Dream, as well as other company operations.Closing of the ...
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TIFF introduces $10,000 cash prize for Canadian producers
Theupcoming 31st Toronto International Film Festival has inaugurated a producers'award supporting the Canadian industry in partnership with Canadian Film andTelevision Production Association (CFTPA) and the finalists of Telefilm CanadaPITCH THIS!The CFTPAProducers' Award will honour entrepreneurial independent producers of aCanadian feature screening at the festival and carries a $10,000 prize. Thewinner ...
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