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All Cannes articles – Page 311
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NewsRay’s restored Home to launch at Venice
EXCLUSIVE: Controversial film screened at Cannes in 1973
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NewsFestival Scope strikes special partnership with Melbourne
EXCLUSIVE: The Melbourne International Film Festival has partnered with online platform Festival Scope and will create a special section for its 60th edition (July 21 - August 7) called TeleScope.
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NewsGaumont has busiest market ever, including US deal for The Conquest
EXCLUSIVE: Music Box plans ambitious release.
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NewsBullhead star joins Loft remake
EXCLUSIVE: Matthias Schoenaerts cast in remake, which starts shooting in June in New Orleans
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NewsRussian war-drama Brest Fortress secures UK, France deals
G2, Monceau Digital pick up rights for Russian war film
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NewsHeadhunters goes to Alta for Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Action-thriller has been picked up in a host of territories
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Yellow Sea flows to Europe, Japan
Korea’s Showbox has sold Na Hong-jin’s The Yellow Sea (aka The Murderer) to Nonstop Entertainment for Scandinavian and Baltic territories and Klockworx for Japan.
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Easternlight scores pre-sales on White Vengeance
EXCLUSIVE: Arclight Films’ Easternlight banner has closed a string of sales on new pick-up White Vengeance, which Daniel Lee is currently shooting in China.
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NewseOne moves into The Devil’s Rock
New Zealand horror also sold to the UK among other territories
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NewsCannes buyers flock to Pompeii, End Of Watch, Great Hope Springs
A revitalised Cannes market has translated into sell-outs on key titles as buyers flocked to Summit International’s Pompeii and Tarzan 3D, Exclusive Films International’s End Of Watch and Lionsgate’s Great Hope Springs.
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FeaturesCannes Film Festival
The stars and top industry execs are out at the Cannes Film Festival, May 11-28, 2011
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CommentNew Kaurismaki Is A Cracker
Aki Kaurismaki’s Le Havre received cheers, shouts of “Bravo” and sustained applause at its 8.30am screening today, greeted as the most pleasurable film in competiton thus far.
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KNCC takes Middle East rights to Tora Bora
Kuwait National Cinema Company (KNCC) has acquired Middle East rights to Afghanistan-set drama Tora Bora, produced by C Sky Pictures.
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NewsNew Swedish prize aims to boost female directors
Resulting film will premiere at the Stockholm International Film Festival
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NewsJohn Lydon goes Norwegian in Sons Of Norway
EXCLUSIVE: Former Sex Pistols frontman to cameo in Jens Liens’ film
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