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All Distribution articles – Page 675
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FeaturesInternational Box Office: Boom Times
The global box office experienced an impressive 28% spike for the first quarter from the comparable period in 2009. International proved to be the driving force in terms of growth, helped in part by 3D screen expansion. Len Klady analyses the numbers and reveals studio market share.
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Myriad jumps aboard Elektra Luxx for Cannes
Myriad Pictures will commence international sales in Cannes on Elektra Luxx, Sebastian Gutierrez’s comedy follow-up to Women In Trouble.
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Little Film Company adds Coming & Going to Cannes slate
The Little Film Company has taken international rights to Edoardo Ponti’s irreverent comedy Coming & Going and will commence sales in Cannes.
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Cinema Guild acquires US rights to SXSW doc winner Marwencol
The Cinema Guild has picked up US rights to Jeff Malmberg’s SXSW grand jury best documentary winner Marwencol.
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NewsCentral Partnership to handle international sales on Konchalovsky’s The Nutcracker in 3D
The $90m epic will be launched on 1000 screens in Russia in December.
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NewsLorianne Hall joins Scanbox acquisitions team
Hall, an industry veteran in Europe and the US, is based in London and will be attending Cannes for the company.
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NewsBleiberg heads to Cannes with Jacob Tierney’s The Trotsky
Bleiberg Entertainment has picked up international rights heading into Cannes to Jacob Tierney’s The Trotsky and will launch sales on the Croisette.
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NewsFox sets Vaughn to direct X-Men origins story for superhero summer 2011
It will be elbow-room only for superheroes next summer after Fox confirmed that Matthew Vaughn would direct the prequel saga X-Men: First Class and set the release for June 3, 2011.
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Lightning snaps up Tribeca mystery The Chameleon for Cannes
Santa Monica-based Lightning Entertainment has acquired international sales rights excluding France heading into Cannes to US-French thriller The Chameleon.
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Film Movement takes North America on Bomber
Film Movement has acquired North American rights to British film-maker Paul Cotter’s bittersweet road movie Bomber.
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D Films ventures into US distribution with Max Manus
Toronto-based distribution boutique D Films is entering the US market following its first acquisition of US rights.
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Screen Media licenses Formosa Betrayed to Taiwan
Screen Media has licensed Tawaianese rights to Sky Digital Entertainment for Formosa Betrayed.
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NewsFilms Boutique picks up two Un Certain Regard premieres
The two new additions to Berlin-based sales company’s slate are Tuesday After Christmas and R U There.
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Artists Cinema to show commissioned films at Tate Modern and in Cannes
Seven short films made by international artists will appear before screenings of selected feature films in UK cinemas, as part of an initiative to bring the visual art world to large scale audiences.
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NewsBavaria takes on world sales for Black Butterflies
Paula van der Oest is directing the English-language romantic epic about South African poet Ingrid Jonker (played by Carice van Houten).
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NewsLe Pacte takes on La Terre Outragee, Dignitas and Just A Beginning
Le Pacte International has added the three titles to its slate in advance of the Cannes Film Festival.
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Babelgum, UbicMedia, TraderFilm bet on Floored
Mobile video content platform Babelgum, UbicMedia, and TraderFilm are partnering on the global day-and-date mobile, online, and legal progressive download premiere of James Allen Smith’s documentary Floored.
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NewsStone and Latin American presidents join South Of The Border tour
The presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Venezuela will attend a series of premieres in Spain and Latin America to mark the international launch of Oliver Stone’s documentary South Of The Border.
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NewsNightmare returns as Warner Bros reports $32.2m US launch
Audiences lapped up the remake of A Nightmare On Elm Street with Jackie Earle Haley as the heinous Freddy Krueger as Warner Bros reported a $32.2m number one launch.
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NewsIron Man 2 brings heavy metal thunder on $100.2m overseas
Marvel Studios’ Iron Man 2 stormed across the world, grossing an estimated $100.2m through PPI from 6,764 sites in 53 territories.