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All Deals articles – Page 29
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NewsFortissimo announces LFF deals
EXCLUSIVE: StudioCanal acquires Black Coal, Thin Ice; more deals done on Theeb and Love Is Strange.
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NewsToronto deals: Content pre-sells The Nightmare
Deals for The Nightmare, Nabat; plus news on Drive Productions and Petersburg Carousel.
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NewsSoda, Thunderbird kick off merger with Riot Club deal
EXCLUSIVE: Soda brand continues to exist as the company expands to include Canadian distribution, starting with The Riot Club.
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NewsCinephil strikes Italian deal for The Look of Silence
Follow-up to the Act of Killing goes from Venice to Telluride and Toronto.
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NewsRealD equips first Kazakhstan screens
3D tech company strikes agreement with Kazakhstan’s Chaplin Cinemas.
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NewsBFI takes UK rights to Night Will Fall
The BFI has acquired UK rights to Andre Singer’s concentration camp documentary Night Will Fall.
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NewsWildcard plays strong hand
EXCLUSIVE: Distributor picks up films with Maisie Williams, Jessica Paré and Killian Scott.
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NewsABC-Cinemien takes Cannes six-pack
Benelux distributor ABC-Cinemien has confirmed its acquisition of six titles from Cannes festival and market.
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NewsMK2 buys Spanish cinema chain
French mini major MK2 has acquired Spain’s Cinesur cinema chain, the country’s third biggest chain.
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NewsIcon adds three to Cannes haul
Icon Film Distribution CEO Ian Dawson talks about the relaunched company’s strategy to fill a gap in the UK market.
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NewsFocus treks into The Forest
Jason Zada to direct the supernatural thriller; Good Universe partners with Lava Bear on international sales
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NewsSoda takes Cannes titles for UK
EXCLUSIVE: Soda takes on one title from Cannes Competition and one from Un Certain Regard.
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NewsKaleidoscope picks up Road
Narrated by Liam Neeson, the documentary [pictured] opened this year’s Belfast Film Festival.
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NewsBuyers groove with CJ's Make Your Move
South Korean studio CJ E&M has announced English-language dance romance Make Your Move has sold to 54 countries for a total of $6.3m to date.
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News'71 nears sell-out for Protagonist
EXCLUSIVE: Yann Demange’s well-received feature debut sells around the world.
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NewsLionsgate UK takes Absolutely Anything
EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has picked up UK rights to Terry Jones’ comedy Absolutely Anything from GFM Films.
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NewsPapusza sells to the UK
New Europe Film Sales also records new deals on Thou Wast Mild and Lovely.