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All Distribution articles – Page 555
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NewsCineart goes on buying spree with Princess Diana, Renoir, Carax
Voracious Benelux buyer Cineart has pre-bought Oliver Hirschbiegel’s Caught In Flight, which focuses on the relationship between Princess Diana (played by Naomi Watts) and the heart surgeon Dr Hasnat Khan.
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NewsRevolver 2012 slate includes Labaki, Miike and Snoop Dogg comedy
EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor confirms 2012 slate including Nadine Labaki’s Toronto hit Where Do We Go Now?
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NewsBuyers laugh along with Magnolia's hot comedies
EXCLUSIVE: Magnolia International’s Laird Adamson reports busy business on two hot titles - Bobcat Goldthwait’s God Bless America and recent Sundance selection Tim & Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie [pictured].
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NewsExclusive gets international on Therese
Exclusive Media is to handle international sales on Thérèse, the upcoming romantic thriller starring Glenn Close, Elizabeth Olsen and Tom Felton
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NewsTLA's Curl buys Optimale
Derek Curl, majority owner of US and UK distributor TLA Releasing, has acquired French distributor Optimale.
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NewsWild Bunch delves into Lou Ye's Mystery
EXCLUSIVE: Wild Bunch also boosts slate with Leconte’s feature animation The Suicide Shop, Tony Krawitz’s Dead Europe, and more.
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NewsExclusive starts sales at EFM for Robot & Frank, Quiet Ones
EXCLUSIVE: Robot & Frank to screen for EFM buyers on Sunday and Monday.
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NewsIndependent takes on sales for Sundance hits Safety Not Guaranteed, Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
EXCLUSIVE: Independent is continuing its collaboration with Cinetic by taking on two hot titles from Sundance: Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly’s time-travel comedy Safety Not Guaranteed and Alison Klayman’s documentary Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, about the Chinese artist.
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NewsStudioCanal sees Double deal with Protagonist
StudioCanal has struck a UK/Ireland deal with Protagonist Pictures for Richard Ayoade’s comedy The Double.
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NewsDaisy’s Nam spreads Taste of Money
EXCLUSIVE: South Korea’s Daisy Entertainment has brought in a new director for its nascent International Sales division - Erica Nam, formerly of Mirovision.
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NewsCohen Media takes US rights to Farewell My Queen from Elle Driver
Berlinale opening film Benoit Jacquot’s Farewell, My Queen (sold by Elle Driver) has been snapped up for US distribution by by Cohen Media Group.
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NewsContent adds up sales for Numbers Station
EXCLUSIVE: Content is showing the first promo of The Numbers Station, currently in post, to buyers in Berlin.
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NewsHanWay picks up Daniel Stamm thriller The Darkness
HanWay to handle international and co-handle US on thriller set to star Mary Elizabeth Winstead; European shoot set for summer 2012.
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NewsMagnolia takes Belle Isle for US
Magnolia Pictures has acquired US rights to The Magic of Belle Isle, a drama directed by Rob Reiner and starring Morgan Freeman
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NewsForesight gets Emmett/Furla pair 2 Guns and Rule #1
Foresight Unlimited has added two new Emmett/Furla productions to its slate: Courtney Hunt’s romantic comedy Rule #1 starring Reese Witherspoon and Baltasar Kormakur’s action comedy 2 Guns starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg.
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NewsPray For Japan gets 14-city with AMC Theatres
Filmmaker Stu Levy is partnering with exhibitor AMC Theatres to release his feature documentary Pray For Japan in 14 cities across North America.The film will be released as a one-night special event on March 14, honouring the anniversary of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.Profits will be donated to charity Japan ...
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NewsWolfe picks up North American rights to Mosquita y Mari
Theatrical launch planned for 2012; VOD/DVD release in 2013.
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NewsRaven Banner acquires Manborg ahead of EFM
Toronto-based genre sales company Raven Banner Entertainment has picked up world rights to Steve Kostanski’s Manborg.
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NewsSoda's New British Cinema Quarterly gets BFI investment, launches 2012 slate
BFI’s P&A fund backs the programme with £50,000.