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All Europe articles – Page 304
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News'The Elite', 'Virgin Mountain' win in Copenhagen
Thomas Daneskov’s low-budget DIY drama The Elite (Eliten) has won the New Talent Grand PIX at Copenhagen’s CPH PIX.
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NewsCannes: Arnaud Desplechin's 'My Golden Days' in Directors' Fortnight
Five-time Palme d’Or nominated director to world premiere latest film in parallel section of the Cannes Film Festival.
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NewsCannes competition attempts to shake things up
Woody Allen, Asif Kapadia, Natalie Portman and Pete Docter set for Out of Competition screenings.
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NewsLocarno: filmmakers call to drop Israel focus
Ken Loach, Simone Bitton, Walter Bernstein, Annemarie Jacir and Elia Suleiman among signatories of petition; Locarno Film Festival issues statement.
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NewsLars Von Trier to make first France trip since Cannes scandal
Filmmaker to give masterclass ahead of French theatrical release of Nymphomaniac Directors’ Cut.
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NewsFantasy 'The Shamer's Daughter' sold to Europe, China
TrustNordisk has closed numerous territories on the new fantasy-adventure film The Shamer’s Daughter.
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NewsSundance winner 'Cartel Land' scores TV sales
MIPTV: Dogwoof secures deals across the Nordics and Netherlands.
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NewsArclight’s 'Admiral' sets sail for UK, Germany
Arclight Films has sold Roel Reine’s Admiral - set for a gala screening at the Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF) - to Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
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NewsExperts debate genre film finance models
The benefits and potential downfalls of film funds and the strength of genre films were among topics covered during Frontières panel at BIFFF, hosted by EAVE and moderated by Tailored Films’ Ruth Treacy.
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News'To Life!' sold to North America
Global Screen sells German-language drama to North America, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and South-East Asia
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News‘Elite’ showcases Denmark’s new DIY spirit
A number of emerging Danish filmmakers are embracing a new DIY attitude, as evidenced by some exciting debuts at Copenhagen’s CPH PIX festival this week. It might not be an identifiable new wave, but it marks a new ethos.
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NewsOleg Sentsov's detention extended
Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov’s detention in Russia’s Lefortovo prison has been extended once again - this time until May 11 after a decision by the regional court judge Elena Kaneva.
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NewsIstanbul FF cancels competitions after censorship protest
Festival cancels competitions and closing ceremony after dozens of directors withdraw films following removal of documentary Bakur from programme.
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NewsCannes: 'Standing Tall' to open 2015 festival
A female director will open the festival for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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NewsMemento acquires Sundance winner 'James White'
New York-set drama stars Girls actor Christopher Abbott and Sex & the City’s Cynthia Nixon; MFI taking the film to Cannes Marché.
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NewsSC Films taking ‘Demon Hole’ to Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: UK seller signs US comedy-horror ahead of Cannes.
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NewsBekmambetov animation series sold to North America
EXCLUSIVE: Timur Bekmambetov’s 3D children’s animated series Alisa Knows What To Do! has been picked up for distribution in North America.
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CommentThe sound of CPH PIX
A Bob Hund concert and a Foley demonstration show Copenhagen’s embrace of sound work.