All Cannes articles – Page 245
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MK2 boards Naomi Kawase’s An
EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based company adds trio of Japanese titles to slate.
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Cannes sets Prophet screening
Cannes organisers have scheduled a screening of official selection work-in-progress animation Khalil Gibran’s The Prophet on May 17.
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StudioCanal readies Elba, Fiennes films
StudioCanal drops A-List titles on market; slate includes Bastille Day, starring Idris Elba [pictured].
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Idris Elba visits Enchanted Kingdom
Ambitious 3D nature film to be presented to buyers at Cannes.
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Quentin Tarantino to help close Cannes
Film-maker will host the screening of A Fistful of Dollars on May 24.
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Alan Partington launches Bulldog
Independent film distributor aims to release around four theatrical releases per year.
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Jinga adds The Canal to Cannes slate
Ivan Kavanagh’s psychological horror [pictured] premiered at Tribeca.
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Comment
Incentives aren't everything
Governments need to focus on developing film-making infrastructure alongside fiscal incentives.
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Dorff joins Nick Love action film
EXCLUSIVE: Protagonist to sell Vertigo-produced New Orleans-set action film.
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Maps to the Stars leads Cannes buzz
David Cronenberg’s latest generates the biggest buzz, but David Michôd’s The Rover leads on intent-to-view.
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Rise & Shine takes Hot Docs trio
EXCLUSIVE: Rise & Shine World Sales has signed up three documentaries following their world premieres at Toronto’s Hot Docs festival.
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Salt dives into The Pool
EXCLUSIVE: Rabid dog horror written by Johannes Roberts to hit Cannes marché.
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Cannes: Duffy to star in romance
EXCLUSIVE: Duffy film, Niall Johnson rom-com on Parkland Pictures slate.
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Features
CANNES: The French collection
Despite increasing pressures on the funding of French film, local producers are bringing an exciting selection of projects to Cannes. Interviews by Melanie Goodfellow.
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Cannes 2014: Film profiles
Screen profiles the world premieres at the 67th Cannes Film Festival.
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Pierre-Ange Le Pogam, Grace of Monaco
When veteran producer Pierre-Ange Le Pogam first came to Cannes in the 1970s, he slept in a tent. Some 40 years later, the former Gaumont and EuropaCorp exec is on the Croisette with his fledgling company Stone Angels and opening night film Grace Of Monaco. Melanie Goodfellow reports.
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Future Leaders 2014: Sales and Distribution
Find out who are the dynamic, inspiring executives who will be driving the sector forward.
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Green Prince sells for Global Screen
Nadav Schirman’s documentary [pictured] sells to Germany, Poland, Taiwan and Israel.
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Danis Tanović wins EU Prix MEDIA
Bosnian director [pictured] scoops award that rewards a film project with the best box office potential submitted for development funding from Creative Europe’s MEDIA programme.