All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 127
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Saint sells for Film Factory
Dick Maas’ controversial horror film Saint (Sint), which has been accused of traumatizing kids and of sullying the Saint Nicholas Day celebrations in the Netherlands, is proving a hot seller in the Cannes market place
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NewsHorrid Henry leads premieres at 2011 LUFF
EXCLUSIVE: Horrid Henry: The Movie 3D headlines the premieres at this year’s London UK Film Focus (LUFF)
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NewsCharles Dance lines up Fanny Ardant for Starfield’s Now And Then
EXCLUSIVE: Starfield also working on projects with Bahman Ghobadi and Ben Hopkins
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NewsMelancholia kicks off sales in Cannes for TrustNordisk
Lars von Trier film now sold to over 30 territories
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NewsRanvaud launches Italy-based Buena Onda International
EXCLUSIVE: Upcoming projects include Dix and For Richard
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NewsLionsgate UK takes two from Nu Image
Lionsgate UK has been on the acquisitions trail picking up deals on a number of titles including rom com Playing The Field with Gerard Butler and Simon West’s action thriller Medallion, starring Nicholas Cage, from Nu Image.
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NewsSPC takes US on Palme d'Or hopeful Footnote
Sony Pictures Classics tales North and Latin American rights for Joseph’s Cedar’s Palme d’Or contender from WesEnd Films
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NewsLocation Flanders launches $36,000 grant
Once every year, thegrant will go to a foreign film or television series that extensively puts Flanders in the spotlight
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NewsK5 on board for indie thriller Phantom
EXCLUSIVE: K5 is to handle international sales on writer-director Todd Robinson’s supernatural thriller Phantom, it was confirmed in Cannes.
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CommentDown and dirty
Israeli actress Hagar Ben Asher’s feature directing debut The Slut is screening in Critics’ Week.
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NewsHigh Point takes on My Wedding, Surviving Georgia
Carey Fitzgerald’s High Point Media Group has snapped up two new films, both from emerging female directors.
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NewsReel Suspects gets Happy
International sales and coproduction company Reel Suspects is racking up sales
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NewsFuture of Venice’s new Palazzo del Cinema in question
Italian government appears unlikely to pick up bill of removing asbestos
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NewsFandango Portobello closes slew of deals on Habemus Papam
Le Pacte take France; Cineart, Benelux; Mares Film, Brazil; Seven Films, Greece.