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All Cannes articles – Page 237
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NewsElle Driver sells 3 Hearts
EXCLUSIVE: Benoit Jacquot’s upcoming drama 3 Heartshas been finding plenty love with buyers on the back of first images.
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NewsTF1's Weddings goes global
EXCLUSIVE: TF1 International has been racking up sales on French multicultural marriage comedy hit Serial (Bad) Weddings.
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NewsPreljocaj in Cannes for TF1’s Polina
EXCLUSIVE: Renowned choreographer to make feature debut with ballet drama Polina.
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CommentCannes: taming and training dragons
Highlights of the How To Train Your Dragon 2 press conference.
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CommentSpandau stays 'true' to Cannes crowd
Famed ’80s English band Spandau Ballet arrived in Cannes to support their film Soul Boys of the Western World.
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NewsDanis Tanovic receives Prix MEDIA
Bosnian film-maker shares the award with co-writer Predrag Kojovic and producer Amra Baksic Camo for What Are You Looking At?
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NewsChinese co-pro panel talk challenges
Held at the UK Film Centre, the panel discussed the issues facing films looking for co-production with China.
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FeaturesSebastiano Riso, Darker Than Midnight
Italian director Sebastiano Riso’s debut feature Darker Than Midnight - about a gay teenager living on the streets of the Sicilian city of Catania to escape a violent father who disapproves of his girlish looks - is premiering in Critics’ Week. Rai Trade handles sales.The film is based on the ...
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NewsMultiplier inks co-pro deal
Velarium Arts, EMAfilms and Filmoption International to co-produce Rodrigo Hernandez’s Multiplier.
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NewsLatvia raises cash rebates
National cash rebate rises to €996,010 for 2015 and €1,245,013 for 2016.
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NewsFinnish Film Affair unveils 2014 dates
Third edition of Finland’s leading international showcase to take place Sept 23-25.
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NewsWeinsteins acquire Sing Street
The Weinstein Company swooped on US rights to Sing Street as Open Road prevailed in Friday night’s bidding war for the Jake Gyllenhaal crime drama Nightcrawler and buyers circled The Coup.