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NewsFrance’s SND launches Juan Carlos Medina’s cold case action thriller ‘The Chase’ (exclusive)
Film starring Sami Bouajila and Julie Gayet started shooting this week in Northern France.
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NewsRLJ Entertainment acquires 'The Limehouse Golem'
Bill Nighy, rising star Olivia Cooke lead thriller cast. HanWay Films handles international sales.
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NewsRickman, Cooke, Booth join 'The Limehouse Golem'
Hanway Films secures deal with Lionsgate for UK rights; producer Stephen Woolley says the twist in the film trumps The Crying Game.
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NewsMedina joins Number 9’s Golem
EXCLUSIVE: Insensibles director [pictured] boards crime-thriller written by Jane Goldman.
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NewsNeuchatel festival unveils 2017 line-up
Takashi Miike’s new film to receive world premiere at the Swiss genre festival.
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NewsDinard British Film Festival unveils 2017 programme, Nicole Garcia to head jury
Shane Meadows to oversee short film jury.
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NewsSaoirse Ronan to star in 'On Chesil Beach' for 'Carol' producer
Film based on Ian McEwan novel to be produced by Number 9 Films.
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NewsNumber 9, RED team on TV version of Henry James’ 'Portrait Of A Lady'
Carol producer Number 9 Films is making its first foray into TV.
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News'The Magnificent Seven' to open Toronto film festival
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) programmers have served up the first picks from what will be a typically daunting menu in September.
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