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All Distribution articles – Page 660
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Cinepool's busy Cannes sales led by Legends of Valhalla and 7 Dwarves
Munich-based Cinepool made its first sales on two stereoscopic 3D animation films in a raft of deals at a busy Cannes market.
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NewsCamera takes Danish rights to Route Irish, Of Gods and Men, The Tree
Danish distributor also takes on Wiseman’s La Danse, hit Easy Money and A Somewhat Gentle Man.
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NewsPotter's Orlando set for US re-launch
Sony Pictures Classics (SPC) is to re-release Sally Potter’s Orlando in North American cinemas and on DVD and Blu-ray.
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Wiseman's Boxing Gym to get US run
Zipporah Films, distributor of the films of veteran documentarian Frederick Wiseman, has contracted mTuckman media to handle the US theatrical release of Wiseman’s Cannes Directors Fortnight entry Boxing Gym.
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NewsCine Expo honours David Kosse as International Distributor of Year
Universal’s President, International, will receive the honour at a luncheon in Amsterdam on June 22 as part of Cinema Expo.
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NewsElle Driver sells strong on Rubber, Silent House, The Assault
French sales company has a busy Cannes market, also including Women Are Heroes and In Your Hands.
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E1 takes on 13 titles from Cannes
Deals include Three Musketeers for UK, Universal Soldier IV for Canada.
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NewsNordisk signs output deal with Rehnberg's StellaNova
First films under the deal include The Blood Spilt, new comedy from Peter Magnusson and biopic of Monica Zetterlund.
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NewsSex, Prince not so hot in US
Shrek Forever After was top draw again at the North American box office this weekend as Sex and the City 2 and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time both had smaller than expected openings.
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NewsPrince rules, Sex hot at international box office
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time ruled the international box office this weekend with an estimated gross of $59m. And Sex and the City 2 made a strong international start with big openings in the UK and Germany.
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Claire Denis retrospective to tour UK
French director’s collection of 13 feature films and documentaries will premiere at Watershed in Bristol.
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Mia Farrell to lead theatrical at Romley Davies Publicity
Farrell had previously been VP of international publicity at Paramount Pictures and DDA.
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NewsMRC signs US deal with Universal
Independent US film, TV and digital company Media Rights Capital (MRC) has signed a five-year deal with Universal for the studio to distribute 20 MRC films in the US starting next year.
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NewsSex 2 promises heat at international box office
Sex and the City 2 arrives in the international marketplace this weekend, opening in an initial 20 markets two years after the launch of its internationally powerful predecessor. Competition will come from Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, which expands to 30 more markets after launching in 19 last ...
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Metrodome's Cannes buys include Aftershock, The Monk and My Best Enemy
Deals were struck with Memento, Huayi Brothers, and Beta Film.
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NewsKino takes US rights to Lee Chang-dong's Poetry
Cannes screenplay winner scheduled to come to US cinemas this autumn.
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NewsGaga's Cannes market buys include Ozon's Potiche
The Japanese distributor also picked up Paul W.S. Anderson’s The Three Musketeers from world sales agent Summit Entertainment for a summer 2011 release.
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Aurum takes Spanish rights to slew of titles led by Kane & Lynch
Aurum’s other acquisitions include Son Of No One, The Three Musketeers and Vicky The Viking 2.
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KinoSmith buys slate for Canada
KinoSmith Inc has acquired rights in Canada for a slate of 12 features and documentaries including Hot Docs award-winner Jeff Malmberg’s Marwencol.
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Cinema Guild takes Putty Hill
The Cinema Guild has acquired US distribution rights to Matt Porterfield’s Putty Hilland set the drama for an autumn theatrical opening. The company has also picked up US DVD and VOD rights to Porterfield’s first film, Hamilton.