All Cannes Market articles – Page 94
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NewsPaula Vaccaro talks up slate
EXCLUSIVE: Producer is in Cannes with slate that includes a restored William S Burroughs doc and On The Milky Road.
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NewsVenice Days jury goes live
Jury will make its final deliberations in a public, live-streamed event.
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NewsGo-Go Boys scores sales
EXCLUSIVE: Documentary about legendary Israeli producers sells to France, Japan and Australia.
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NewsEgoli Tossell readies bold slate
EXCLUSIVE: German outfit readies Hoffman, Plummer, Chelsom films, preps US tie-up.
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NewsBayona's Monster heads to UK, France
EXCLUSIVE: UK, France among multi-million dollar buyers of Lionsgate’s Liam Neeson fantasy.
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CommentMarche hosts Fantastic Mixer
Guests included Jorge Michel Grau, Lloyd Kaufman, Angel Sala and Colin Geddes.
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NewsMonster set for Summer of Blood
New Europe sells vampire comedy to Monster Pictures for Australia and UK.
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NewsMusic Box in tune with Gett
EXCLUSIVE: Shlomi and Ronit Elkabetz’ divorce drama premiered in Directors’ Fortnight.
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NewsYellow Affair sells Heart of a Lion
Company closes multiple sales on Heart of a Lion [pictured].
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NewsSony to Rock The Kasbah
EXCLUSIVE: Sony acquires UK and select territories on Bill Murray comedy.
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NewsCannes 2014: No hyper Marché but solid sales
International trade was low-key in contrast to the fanfare that surrounded US activity, yet the market correction that has brought more real projects and less bombast augurs well for savvy operators.
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NewsCannes 2014: Screen's dailies
Read Screen International’s latest daily magazine from the 67th Cannes Film Festival here.
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NewsSubmarine cuts deals on Illmatic
Submarine has sold a raft of territories on Tribeca opener Time Is Illmatic.
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NewsHairun, Village team for Mountain Cry
Yang Zi’s film is based on a Chinese novel by Ge Shuiping.
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NewsCineCoup unveils WolfCop 2
CineCoup has announced that Lowell Dean will direct the sequel to his genre hit WolfCop.
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NewsDenmark, NZ ink co-pro agreement
Deal to strengthen the partnership between the two countries on film and television productions signed in Cannes.
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NewsCreative England calls for investment
Creative England is pushing for more private investment in the creative industries.
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NewseOne Canada snaps up Cannes trio
eOne Films Canada has picked up three titles in Cannes, taking rights to Little Prince from WildBunch, Somnia from Sierra Affinity and Viral from Blumhouse International.
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NewsTrustNordisk takes thriller WhoAmI
TrustNordisk has picked up the international sales rights for the hacker-thriller WhoAmI.