All Screen articles in 28 July 2011 – Page 15
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UK distributor Entertainment reveals packed autumn slate
Apollo 18, I Don’t Know How She Does It, Piranha 3DD among acquisitions from TWC.
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Sitges opens with sci-fi Eva, line-up includes Balaguero latest
Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival opens with Kike Maillo’s Eva, starring Daniel Bruhl
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Transformers 3 crushes opposition in UK
Transformers eclipses rivals who struggle with good weather and Wimbledon
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EIFF to reinstate the Michael Powell Award, consider date change
The Edinburgh International Film Festival is advertising for a new “dynamic and innovative” artistic director following criticism of the 2011 edition.
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Glasgow announces Margaret Tait winner, record admissions
Ticket sales increase 12% with festival generating £1.4m for Scotland
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Nitin Sawney to compose score for BFI Hitchcock restoration
Nitin Sawney among talent to compose scores for early Hitchcock restorations
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Le Havre, In A Better World amongst winners at Filmfest Munchen
Hell and In A Better World also picked up awards at the festival in St Petersberg.
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PPI scores record weekend as Transformers 3 earns $220m
Paramount Pictures International reported its biggest opening weekend in history as the third Transformers escapade grossed a confirmed $219.8m overseas.
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Transformers 3 rules North America on $116.4m
A noisy six-day launch saw Paramount’s summer tentpole dominate the North American landscape with an Independence Day weekend record of $97.5m from Friday to Sunday, according to estimates, rising to $116.4m for the four-day weekend and $181.1m counting back to the Jun 29 launch.
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Comment
The force is strong...
Fun and games at the launch of Empire’s new Big Screen event at the 02
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Comment
The golden trailer
All hail Sony’s trailer for the Social Network, newly annointed Best In Show
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AAMAS music academy launches in Singapore
Privately held Singaporean company MusicDNA Pte has announced the formation of the Asia Academy Of Music Arts & Sciences (AAMAS)
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Atrix Films sells US rights to Remembrance
Anna Justice’s romantic drama has been picked up for theatrical release by Corinth Film.
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Features
Moscow Business Square (27 - 29 June)
Industry at the second edition of the Moscow Business Square
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FrightFest line up includes record number of British features
British films in the line-up include Ben Wheatley’s Kill List which screened earlier this year at SXSW.