All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 1052
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Super sparks early buyer interest ahead of busy weekend
As buyers remained cautious in the early stages of Toronto, excitement was mounting ahead of Saturday’s [11] world premiere of Bunraku in Midnight Madness as well as a host of other screenings.
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Dubai International Film Festival to launch biggest market in Arab world
Organisers at the Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) are launching the largest film market in the Arab world ahead of the festival’s seventh edition in December.
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HPI to handle international sales on Toronto premiere Peep World
Hyde Park International has picked up international sales rights to Occupant Films’ comedy Peep World ahead of its world premiere in Toronto on Tuesday [14].
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Rourke to play 'Ice Man' Kuklinski for Natural Selection
Mickey Rourke is attached to star in The Ice Man: Confessions Of A Mafia Contract Killer for Natural Selection.
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NewsWeinsteins' Marilyn is among hot fare tempting TIFF buyers
The Weinstein Company is stirring up interest here on two titles new to the international marketplace as buyers mill around Toronto’s hotels and screening venues eager to fill slots in 2011 and beyond.
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NewsRecreation, TFC move into Shapiro's Country
Recreation Media and The Film Collaborative have taken worldwide rights to Jody Shapiro’s How To Start Your Own Country ahead of its world premiere tonight.
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Anchor Bay secures US, Australian and New Zealand rights to Tekken
Anchor Bay Films has acquired US, Australian and New Zealand rights from Crystal Sky Pictures to the video game adaptation Tekken.
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Bleiberg to tempt buyers with thriller Phasma Ex Machina
Bleiberg Entertainment has picked up international sales rights to writer-director Matt Osterman’s thriller Phasma Ex Machina.
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Voltage takes on international sales to Toronto premiere Conviction
Nicolas Chartier’s Voltage Pictures has taken on international sales rights to the Hilary Swank drama Conviction ahead of its world premiere here tonight [11].
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Image picks up US rights to drama Every Day
Image Entertainment has acquired all US rights to Ambush Entertainment’s Every Day starring Helen Hunt and Liev Schreiber.
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Moving Pictures Film & TV strikes sales on rom-com pair
Santa Monica-based Moving Pictures Film & TV has closed a string of sales heading into Toronto on its slate of romantic comedies.
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Weinstein Company takes US rights to Sarah's Keys
The Weinstein Company has confirmed its preemptive acquisition of US rights to Sarah’s Keys starring Kristin Scott Thomas.
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NewsBernal, Luna join Ferrell on Nala's The House Of My Father
Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna have joined Will Ferrell on Nala Films’ Spanish language comedy Casa De MiPadre (The House Of My Father).
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McTiernan to direct Shrapnel for Corsan, Film Engine
John McTiernan will direct the action thriller Shrapnel for Paul Breuls’ Belgium-based Corsan and Film Engine in Los Angeles.
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Bridges, White to receive BAFTA/LA honours
BAFTA/LA will honour Jeff Bridges and Betty White at the 2010 BAFTA/LA Britannia Awards on November 4 in Los Angeles.
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Weinstein duo Dani Weinstein and Sara Serlen head to ID PR
Longtime The Weinstein Company publicists Dani Weinstein and Sara Serlen have left to join ID PR as senior vice-president and vice-president, respectively.
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Barney's Version to open Hamptons Int'l FIlm Festival
Barney’s Version, the Sony Pictures Classics acquisition that is set to receive its world premiere in Toronto, will open the Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) on October 7.
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Myriad boards international sales on Nice Guy Johnny
Myriad Pictures chief Kirk D’Amico has taken on international sales to Ed Burn’s romantic comedy Nice GuyJohnny heading into Toronto.
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British Lion completes post on Hardy's The Wicker Tree
British Lion has completed post-production on Robin Hardy’s TheWicker Man follow-up, The Wicker Tree.
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Algeria submits Bouchareb's Outside The Law for Academy Awards
Algeria will submit Rachid Bouchareb’s Outside The Law (Hors La Loi) as its foreign language contender.