All France articles – Page 199
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NewsMipcom 2013 to honour Argentina
Focus on Argentina will run through MIPJunior and Mipcom later this year.
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NewsCroisette-set comedy Cannes cancelled
Adrien Brody was due to star as a beleaguered director attending the Cannes Film Festival.
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NewsMagnolia takes I Give It A Year
StudioCanal fully financed and Working Title produced the British rom-com from Sasha Baron Cohen collaborator Dan Mazer. Separately, Film Movement has acquired North American rights to the upcoming Tribeca rom-com from Taiwan, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
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NewsFrench producers rally against crew deal
More than 1,500 French industry professionals - including producers and directors - sign petition against collective labour deal for crew.
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NewsMyFrenchFilmFestival.com generates 750,000 screenings
Screenings drop year-on-year but receipts for exporters increase; Pierre Pinaud’s On Air [pictured] was the most viewed film.
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NewsFrance's CNC reveals 2012 production figures
Record number of films made amid falling investment. Independent producers sound alarm over finance squeeze.
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NewsGomes to head Cannes Critics jury
Portuguese filmmaker [pictured] to award Nespresso Grand Prize for La Semaine de la Critique at the upcoming 52nd Cannes.
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NewsFrench producers boycott CNC
Long-running dispute between French producers and crew unions over pay and conditions blows-up.
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NewsStudioCanal, Silver to Escape
Silver Pictures has cut a deal with rights holder StudioCanal to produce a reboot of Escape From New York.
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NewsCOLCOA adds docs to roster
The Sons Of Wind, Becoming Traviata and The Invisibles [pictured] round out the documentary section at the upcoming French showcase in Hollywood, set to run from Apr 15-22 at the DGA.
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NewsMasson heads online with The End
Art house, hybrid work features Elodie Bouchez and Aki Kaurismaki collaborator André Wilms in the cast.
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NewsResnais, Pialat in COLCOA honour
The City Of Lights, City Of Angels film festival announced on Wednesday [27] preliminary programming for its upcoming 17th edition.
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NewsCotillard to star in new Dardennes
Wild Bunch is selling upcoming production due to shoot in Belgium this summer.
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NewsAmour wins five Césars
Michael Haneke’s Amour clinches five Césars. Argo wins best foreign film César.
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NewsEuropaCorp sets YSL biopic
Feature is due to shoot for ten weeks from mid-June in Paris and Marrakech.
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NewsParis locations tout for film business
Exhibition follows recent hikes in France’s film tax incentives.
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NewsRival YSL films wage fierce battle
French Designer Yves Saint Laurent died nearly four years ago, but rival film companies are battling it out over who has the right to shoot his biography and who is allowed to portray the clothes that set the fashion agenda for a generation.
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NewsFranco-German co-pro treaty extended
Since its founding in 2001, the “mini-traité” has been financed by the FFA and CNC with €1.5m annually, backing more than 90 Franco-German co-productions.
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