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All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 1048
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Five finallists compete for foreign student Academy Award
Five finallists selected from a record 61 entries from 36 countries will compete for the 2010 honorary foreign film award in the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences’ 37th Annual Student Academy Awards.
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Arsenal stocks up for Cannes with The Presence, Teenage Amnesiac
Yarek Danielak’s Arsenal Pictures is Cannes-bound with a new slate led by the supernatural thriller The Presence from the co-creator of The Blair Witch Project.
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Inferno boards sales on Paragraph's If I Were You
Inferno Entertainment has acquired sales rights ahead of Cannes to Paragraph Pictures’ drama If I Were You starring Marcia Gay Harden.
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FeaturesPaul Fraser, director of My Brothers
Shane Meadows’ longtime screenwriter Paul Fraser talks to Jeremy Kay about his feature directorial debut on My Brothers.
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NewsFriedenson relocates to Paris as StudioCanal evp international marketing
Shyama Friedenson has been appointed executive vice-president of international marketing at StudioCanal.
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Bertino to direct This Man for Ghost House Pictures
The Strangers director Bryan Bertino will direct This Man for Ghost House Pictures based on his original screenplay.
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53rd San Francisco International Film Festival bestows prizes
Lixin Fan’s Last Train Home claimed the Golden Gate Award for investigative documentary feature as the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival came to a close last night [5].
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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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NewsRelativity Media, digital ace Keyur Patel set up Mumbai entertainment hub
Relativity Media is setting up a Mumbai-based entertainment production, finance and distribution company with Keyur Patel of Fuse Capital.
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Fantastic Films readies Cannes slate with Back2Hell in 3D
Roxane Barbat and Fred deWysocki’s Los Angeles-based Fantastic Films International (FFI) has unveiled the cast on the 3D live-action adventure Back2Hell.
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New York and Hungarian producers clash heads over Magic Boys
A New York-based producer is seeking injunctions in the US and Europe to block the release of a contested $3m animated feature that he claims a business associate made behind his back.
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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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NewsLA Film Festival to premiere Eclipse, Despicable Me
Lisa Cholodenko’s The Kids Are All Right starring Annette Bening and Julianne Moore will open Film Independent’s Los Angeles Film Festival in Downtown LA on June 17.
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Gosling to narrate youth apathy doc ReGeneration
Ryan Gosling has signed on to narrate Phillip Montgomery’s ReGeneration, a documentary that explores the widespread cynicism and apathy among today’s youth and young adults.
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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.