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All Cannes articles – Page 218
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NewsCannes: Women denied Palais entry for wearing flats
Stiff ‘croisetiquette’ sees older women denied access for ‘wrong’ shoes.
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NewsCannes: ‘Louder Than Bombs’ drops into Screen Jury Grid
Joachim Trier’s English-language debut delivers a solid score but fails short of the current leader.
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NewsMichael Dwyer joins IM Global
Michael Dwyer has joined IM Global from Screen Media as svp of international sales and distribution and will head sales from the 250-title library.
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FeaturesAlice Winocour, 'Disorder'
Alice Winocour’s action horror-thriller Disorder, starring Matthias Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger, premiered in Un Certain Regard (Indie Sales is selling).
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NewsTalking Point at the UK Film Centre: The Difficult Second Film
United Talent Agency’s Bec Smith and director Caradog James were among the speakers discussing how post-first feature directors can make the leap to an international career.
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NewsProducers discuss making of 'The Lobster'
Cannes: Talk held at The UK Film Centre looked at the financing and production of Yorgos Lanthimos’ English-language debut.
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NewsMagnolia acquires Desplechin's 'My Golden Days'
Magnolia Pictures has picked up all US rights from Wild Bunch to Arnaud Desplechin’s Directors’ Fortnight selection My Golden Days (Trois Souvenirs De Ma Jeunesse).
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NewsTodd Haynes is ‘Wonderstruck’
EXCLUSIVE: Todd Haynes, the toast of the Croisette following last night’s rousing reception for Carol, is angling to adapt Brian Selznick’s children’s book.
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NewsVisit Films scores UK deal on ‘Krisha’
StudioCanal has acquired UK rights from Visit Films to the Critics’ Week selection.
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NewsCannes: ‘Carol’ rockets to Screen Jury lead
Cate Blanchett’s performance in Todd Haynes’ lesbian drama will be tough to beat.
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NewsBAM, IndieBo to overlap in July
EXCLUSIVE: For the first time ever a film festival will overlap the Bogota Audiovisual Market (BAM) in July as Colombia’s film chiefs look to turn the summer corridor into a creative and business platform for the country’s booming film industry.
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NewsOettinger hints at TV, film waivers in Digital Single Market
European Commissioner spoke with the film industry in Cannes.
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