All Cannes articles – Page 330
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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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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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FeaturesCannes 2011 documentary profiles
From Egyptian bellydancing to a portrait of Charlotte Rampling.
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NewsDoc specialists Wide House in Cannes with packed slate
Market screenings include The Black Power Mixtape, A Life For Ballet, The First Rasta.
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NewsCreative Scotland backs four new film initiatives with £1m
EXCLUSIVE: Creative Scotland has unveiled a £1 million investment into new models for film.
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NewsChristian Baute joins Headline as company confirms Ridley Scott project
Scott will produce and direct Reykjavik
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NewsChelsom to direct Egoli Tossell's Hector
EXCLUSIVE: Project based on Francois Lelord’s bestseller
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NewsThe Works takes UK rights to Spurlock's Greatest Movie Ever Sold
The Works Distribution has picked up all UK rights on Morgan Spurlock’s Pom Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.
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Fox International Productions to present award at HAF
Fox International Productions (FIP) and the Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF) are collaborating on a new award to be given out annually at HAF beginning next year.
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NewsEmperor’s Bullets hit trio of territories
EXCLUSIVE: Hong Kong-based Emperor Motion Pictures (EMP) has closed a trio of deals on Jiang Wen’s blockbuster Let The Bullets Fly including a sale to Amuse Soft in Japan.
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NewsScreenSingapore unveils world premieres including Ready
ScreenSingapore has announced the line-up of films that will screen at this year’s inaugural event (June 5-12), including the world premieres of Hong Kong martial arts comedy Treasure Inn and Bollywood blockbuster Ready.
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Buyers take HanWay's Expectations, Psychopaths
UK sales outfit HanWay Films has been doing a roaring trade on its Cannes slate.
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NewsTom Hooper joins BFI board
At a reception tonight in Cannes, BFI Chair Greg Dyke announced that The King’s Speech director Tom Hooper has been appointed to the BFI’s Board of Governors.