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All Distribution articles – Page 374
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NewsEros picks up Salman Khan duo
Eros International has picked up world rights to the first two productions from Salman Khan Films – Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Hero.
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FeaturesScreen Film Summit: Industry taps market value
At the Screen Film Summit, the UK film industry’s top experts debated the big issues of the day, such as declining box-office admissions, new models of financing and supporting talent.
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NewsBeyond Clueless team to self-distribute in UK
Filmmakers behind SXSW and Sheffield Doc Fest film to launch UK roadshow.
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NewsDogwoof boards Dreamcatcher
Company closes deal for all UK and international rights to Kim Longinotto’s latest feature and sets a UK release date for March.
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NewsSadie Frost outfit turns to crowdfunding
Blonde to Black Pictures looks to digital platform for company investment.
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NewsFront Row locks 26 films from AFM
EXCLUSIVE: Oliver Stone and Audiard dramas, Mel Gibson action Blood Father and Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire among haul.
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NewsMillennium snaps up Welcome To Me
The distributor has acquired US rights to the Kristen Wiig starrer following the comedy’s September world premiere in Toronto.
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NewsKaleidoscope to launch documentary brand
Dedicated documenary brand will see a full slate of feature documentaries released theatrically, digitally and to home entertainment, including The Square [pictured].
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NewsScott Free signs Sonar first-look deal
Scott Free London, the Ridley Scott-backed indie, plans to expand its TV development team after it struck a first-look deal with Sonar Entertainment.
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NewsMetrodome nabs Jason Blum horror, sets 2015 slate
EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor picks up The Town That Dreaded Sundown, finalises slate.
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NewsDemolition sells out worldwide
Fox Searchlight has acquired US, UK, Australia/New Zealand, France and Germany while Sony has taken Latin America and other territories on Jean-Marc Vallée’s upcoming romance starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts.
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NewsVentana Sur panel talks dubbing
VENTANA SUR: To dub in English or not to dub and the challenges of day-and-date releasing were among the topics sales agents addressed in Buenos Aires on December 2.
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NewsRed Army release put back to 2015
SPC has delayed the release of Gabe Polsky’s film, the stunning omission from the Academy’s documentary shortlist announced on December 2.
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NewsVue CEO says 'ticket pricing not the issue'
SCREEN FILM SUMMIT: Industry debate continues about how to grow cinema audiences after a tough year at the box office.
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NewsAudiences tougher than ever, says StudioCanal boss
SCREEN FILM SUMMIT: StudioCanal UK boss on fighting for audience attention, Paddington and the Cumberbitches.
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NewsEffie Gray finds US home
Adopt Films has picked up Effie Gray for the US and plans a spring theatrical release.
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NewsTrinity acquires Showbox catalogue
Catalogue includes Cine-Asia collection which will be made available on DVD and BR for the first time in almost two years.
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NewsMara takes Oscar submission Dukhtar for UK
The UK’s Mara Pictures has acquired Pakistani drama Dukhtar (Daughter), which it plans to release theatrically in the UK in April 2015.