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All Screen articles in 25 September 2002 – Page 4

News
UK government backs festival to promote EU enlargement

2002-09-19T00:00:00Z

The UK Government is spending£12,000 to back a London film festival showcasing Eastern European film - in a bid to help raise awareness of the planned enlargement of European Union in 2004. The New Europe Film Season opened at London's Barbican Screen on Thursday (19 September).According to a Foreign Office ...
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Wellspring acquires two for US from Celluloid Dreams

2002-09-19T00:00:00Z

Wellspring Media has picked up US rights to two European films - Alexander Sokurov's acclaimed Cannes title Russian Ark and Bille Eltringham's UK DV thriller This Is Not A Love Song. Both films were sold by Paris-based sales outfit Celluloid Dreams. Russian Ark is slated for a release before the ...

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