All Cannes articles – Page 299
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eOne takes Australia/New Zealand on Samsara
eOne and Hopscotch have acquired Australian and New Zealand rights to Samsara, the follow up to Baraka.
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NewsBeta reports strong sales on Siberia, Suskind
Beta Cinema reports sales on a number of titles including Lost in Siberia, Suskind, Bliss and In Darkness.
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NewsPark Circus strikes theatrical deal with Warner Bros
UK distributor strikes back catalogue deal with Warner for classics including Casablanca, A Clockwork Orange and Goodfellas.
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NewsDogwoof sells Marina Abramovic doc
Dogwoof Global sells doc to Germany, France, Switzerland and Austria.
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CommentIt’s as easy as one-two-three
Ian Sandwell takes a look at how the forthcoming horror anthology The ABCs Of Death came together.
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NewsStealth boards Matt Reeves thriller, Howard Deutch comedy-drama
Stealth Media comes to Cannes with new titles including Beyond Apollo and Wild Oats.
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NewsOscar winners Cotillard and Farhardi unite on Paris-set feature
Shoot set to take place in Paris this autumn; Memento Films International to launch international sales at Cannes.
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NewsAlberto Barbera plans key changes for Venice
Among the changes are a market infrastructure and a cut in the number of films in official selection.
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NewsHanWay does deals on Woody Allen, Polanski, Cousins docs
HanWay Select has closed a slew of deals on its doc slate including a US deal for The Story of Film and multi-territory deals for Allen and Polanski docs.
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NewsVoltage announces Code Name Geronimo sales
EXCLUSIVE: Nicolas Chartier has licensed the Cam Gigandet and William Fichtner action-thriller to StudioCanal for the UK and closed a host of key deals as US buyers circle a new trailer.
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M-Line’s Doomsday arrives in US, Germany
Korea’s M-Line Distribution has sold its high-concept sci-fi drama Doomsday Book to Well Go USA for North America and Splendid for Benelux and Germany.
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NewsKoch Media connects with AV’s The Liability
EXCLUSIVE: Koch Media picks up German rights to thriller The Liability starring Tim Roth
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NewsLionsgate UK moves into Tower Block
EXCLUSIVE: SC Films has already sold to Germany, France, Japan and other territories.
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NewsHanWay's A Long Way Down sells early, Poots on board
Pascal Chaumeil comedy-drama A Long Way Down to UK (Lionsgate), Germany (DCM) and Scandinavia (Svensk); Imogen Poots on board.
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NewsSoda picks up Comes a Bright Day
EXCLUSIVE: Soda Pictures and Sony Pictures pick up romantic thriller starring Imogen Poots, Timothy Spall, Craig Roberts and Kevin McKidd.
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NewsBroken goes to Le Pacte and Why Not Productions
Wild Bunch has sold British Rufus Norris’s Critics’ Week opener Broken to a French consortium of Le Pacte and Why Not Productions.