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    Annabelle Wallis, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau join XYZ Films' 'The Silencing' for EFM
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    Annabelle Wallis, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau join XYZ Films' 'The Silencing' for EFM

    2019-02-06T18:14:00Z

    Robin Pront ofThe Ardennes directs.

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    Oscars: Belgium submits 'The Ardennes'
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    Robin Pront’s drama is up for 10 Ensor Awards this year.

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    Toronto: 'The Ardennes' finds French buyer
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    Toronto: 'The Ardennes' finds French buyer

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    Diaphana Distribution has landed distribution rights to the Belgian thriller from Robin Pront and Bart Van Langendonck.

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    'The Ardennes' goes to Satine Films
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    'The Ardennes' goes to Satine Films

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    Attraction Distribution has licensed its Toronto world premiere selection to Satine Films for Italy.

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    Ukrainian drama ‘Pamfir’ sells widely following Cannes premiere (exclusive)
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    Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk’s debut feature also unveils theatrical trailer.

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    ‘Lockdown’ anthology starring Matthias Schoenaerts set for Re>Connext
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    ‘Lockdown’ anthology starring Matthias Schoenaerts set for Re>Connext

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    Collection of shorts was filmed with Covid-19 safety measures in place by directors including Michael R Roskam (‘Bullhead’).

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    85 in foreign language Oscar race

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    Eighty-five countries have submitted a film for consideration in the 60th anniversary year of the foreign language film category.

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    Les Arcs unveils 2015 line-up of 120 films
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    Les Arcs unveils 2015 line-up of 120 films

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    Competition titles include Couple In A Hole, Sparrows, A Bigger Splash; Norway will be in the spotlight country.

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    CONNeXT line-up includes anticipated new films by Flanders filmmakers
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    CONNeXT line-up includes anticipated new films by Flanders filmmakers

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    Conference speakers to include Rikke Ennis, Philip Knatchbull and Walter Iuzzolino.

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    ‘Black Adam’ stays top of global box office with $250m; ‘Prey For The Devil’ lands with $11.5m
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    ‘Black Adam’ is already the 12th biggest global hit of 2022, after just two weekends of play.

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