All Finance articles – Page 3
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NewsNeon sells “significant” stake to Department M
Tom Quinn remains CEO; company will launch Neon TV.
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NewsDMC, Fine Point Films expand partnership with strategic stake
Trevor Birney’s Fine Point Films has taken a strategic stake in DMC’s Dublin business.
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NewsJessica Hausner, Lav Diaz, Ursula Meier projects among Venice Gap-Financing Market 2026
A total of 38 feature-length projects have been selected.
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NewsLotte, Megabox cinema chains merger collapses in South Korea
It follows recent troubles for media giant and Megabox-owner JoongAng Group
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NewsSpanish government invests massive €40m in two international production companies
The investments are part of a public-private strategy to bring international financing to Spain’s screen sector.
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NewsReboot Studios expands fund to features: “We want to be in the Jewish story IP business”
EXCLUSIVE: Company operates under Reboot, nonprofit co-founded by Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw’s Righteous Persons Foundation.
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News‘Archangel’ starring Jim Cavaziel and Ashkenazi drama ‘Lost Paradise’ among recipients of Romania’s cash rebate
‘Lost Paradise’ is produced by France’s Alain Goldman with Legendary 193’s Patrick Wachsberger.
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NewsUS Department of Justice approves Paramount-WBD merger
Antitrust division says transaction not harmful to competition or consumers. Elizabeth Warren posts on X: “This fight isn’t over.”
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NewsNetflix rejects “absurd” Paramount claim of “scorched-earth” campaign over WBD merger
Source: Pixabay Netflix has issued a firm rebuttal and labelled “absurd” a claim by Paramount’s chief legal officer that the streamer has been trying to derail its proposed $111bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD). On the day that the UK’s competition regulator opened its inquiry into ...
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FeaturesHow Australia’s Minderoo Pictures uses foundation money to invest in international films
Minderoo Pictures is funded by one of the wealthiest philanthropic organisations in Australia
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News2026 Frontières Market brings first Thai project, growing female presence, record submissions
EXCLUSIVE: Fifteenth annual event runs in Montreal from July 22-25.
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FeaturesWhy filmmakers are increasingly working with brands
Shifts in independent financing and advertising models are encouraging more collaboration between brands and filmmakers
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FeaturesWhy ‘don’t fear drama’ is the mantra for independent film financier Desmar
The Los Angeles, Singapore and London-based company is committed to championing auteur-driven projects in the sub-$10m bracket
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FeaturesAsia’s film funding landscape sees post-Covid evolution
Film funds, debt and hybrid models complement soft money flows and co-productions in the region.
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FeaturesWho are the key private equity players backing film productions in Europe?
Europe is a haven for films looking for soft money, but has very few private investors prepared to put in equity.
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NewsYutaro Seki’s ‘My Son’ wins Imagica Group financing prize backed by Kei Ishikawa
The award includes up to $440,000 (¥70m) in investment.
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NewsAnonymous Content pledges to double number of European productions
EXCLUSIVE: “We want to be in the international market with greater intensity,” says president and CEO Darren Walker.
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FeaturesLA-based Northern Lights hit Cannes to talk up Nordic IP slate
EXCLUSIVE: “The Scandinavian system has created giants and we’re standing on the shoulders of those giants.”
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Features“My risk-aversity has contributed to my longevity,” says Clay Epstein of 10 years of Film Mode
EXCLUSIVE: LA veteran in Cannes launching sales on Scott Adkins thriller ’Deadlocked’, psychosexual thriller Replacer.
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NewsDelroy Lindo lines up feature directorial debut with Jamaica-set ‘Jabari’s People’
EXCLUSIVE: Producer Rob Maylor in Cannes meeting potential financiers, distributors.