All Screen articles in 30 June 2011
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NewsMEDIA backs European festivals training event
First European festivals training event to run during the Motovun Film Festival in Croatia
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Deluxe creates Method Studios effects banner
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group is to re-brand its visual effects companies Method and CIS Visual Effects as Method Studios.
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NewsRelativity spins off Universal fund
In a move designed to avoid “inherent conflicts of interest,” Relativity Media is spinning off its Universal Pictures co-financing fund to its minority stakeholder Elliott Management Corporation.
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NewsDenmark's Nordisk Film picks up big US titles in Cannes
The Danish major reported an “excellent” Cannes, with distribution deals done on a series of titles, including four from Summit.
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Sholem to International Film Circuit
International Film Circuit has acquired US rights to documentary Sholem Aleichem: Laughing in the Darkness, about the writer who helped forge the modern Jewish identity and whose stories became the basis of musical Fiddler on the Roof.
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NewsLegendary plans Robinson project
Legendary Pictures is to make a film about Jackie Robinson, the forties American baseball player who broke the sport’s colour barrier.
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NewsLife in a Day to get digital US premiere
Cinedigm Digital Cinema and National Geographic Entertainment are to release Life in a Day to digital cinemas across the US on July 24, five days before National Geographic gives the user-generated documentary its traditional US theatrical launch.
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FeaturesMario Gianani
Italian producer Mario Gianani talks to Screen about getting his lucky break and working with Bernardo Bertolucci on his upcoming project Io E Te.
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NewsTinker, Tailor set for awards season US launch
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy has been set for a North American release on Nov 18 through Focus Features, positioning the big screen version of John Le Carre’s classic spy thriller in the middle of awards season.
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FeaturesEllen Chenoweth
The acclaimed US casting director talks to Screen about the Actors Studio, working with the Coen brothers and unearthing Hailee Steinfeld.
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NewsGucci Tribeca doc fund announces funding grantees
New film from Margaret Brown and Jason Orans among funding recipients
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NewsJules Bishop lines up second feature Cafe Finito
The UK director is currently shooting his debut feature Borrowed Time as part of Film London’s Microwave scheme.
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FeaturesBorrowed Time
The seventh film to come out of Film London’s microbudget scheme Microwave is a comedy drama directed by London Film School graduate Jules Bishop and produced by Olivier Kaempfer for Parkville Pictures.
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CommentUK producers must lobby to rejoin Eurimages
For too long UK producers have been been deprived of access to funds and co-producers that their European counterparts take for granted.
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NewsBill Leimbach to unveil World War II epic at ScreenSingapore
The Beneath Hill 60 producer will be at the inaugural ScreenSingapore to raise financing for Singapore Sunset In 3D.
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Paladin gets Connected for US
Sundance documentary competition entry Connected: An Autoblogography about Love, Death & Technology is to be distributed in the US by Paladin.