All Screen articles in 26 May 2011 – Page 11
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Liotta thriller Ticket Out sells for Spotlight
EXCLUSIVE: President of international sales Jack Campbell of Hollywood-based Spotlight Pictures has closed key territories here on the Ray Liotta thriller Ticket Out, screening in the market tonight [14].
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NewsMaura Ford launches producer-friendly Seven & Seven
Seven & Seven will offer support to independent producers enabling them to retain control during the sales process.
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NewsHorrid Henry leads premieres at 2011 LUFF
EXCLUSIVE: Horrid Henry: The Movie 3D headlines the premieres at this year’s London UK Film Focus (LUFF)
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NewsB Good plans Suddenly remake
EXCLUSIVE: UK production outfit B Good Picture Company is developing a remake of the 1954 Frank Sinatra classic Suddenly.
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Outplay likes Lira's Drama
EXCLUSIVE: Outplay has picked up distribution rights for France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg to Matias Lira’s controversial debut feature Drama.
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NewsProducers show Optimism for new UK/Australian venture
The new production company, Optimism, is being officially launched in Cannes.
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CommentFrom one Michael ...to another
Markus Schleinzer has gone from casting Michael Haneke’s films to having his own feature in competition.
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Does this sound familiar?
According to British film-maker Lajaune Lincoln, it’s the sale agents you need to watch, not the fake accomodation sellers.
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Cash call for Kiwi shoot
New Zealand film-maker Samuel Miller is calling on the international production community in Cannes to help make his feature, Highland Heist, in earthquake-torn Christchurch.
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Ossard gets into the space race
Producers Chris Bolzli and Claudie Ossard are gearing up for their latest venture, Gagarin: Race For The Stars
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Saint sells for Film Factory
Dick Maas’ controversial horror film Saint (Sint), which has been accused of traumatizing kids and of sullying the Saint Nicholas Day celebrations in the Netherlands, is proving a hot seller in the Cannes market place
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Prescience, Mandalay strike two-year production finance pact
UK financier Prescience will invest $50m in production financing for up to six films to be produced by LA-based Mandalay Pictures under the terms of a two-year deal.
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Matthew Rhodes appointed president as Mandalay Vision moves to LA
Matthew Rhodes has been named president of Mandalay Vision in the wake of Celine Rattray’s departure to form Maven Pictures with Trudie Styler.
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