All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 443
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NewsMongrel International signs 'Menashe' deals for France, Australia, Canada
EXCLUSIVE: Mongrel International closes key territories on the Yiddish-language Sundance hit, which screens at Berlinale Forum.
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NewsVertical Entertainment strikes North American deal on Foresight's 'Blind'
Romantic drama stars Alec Baldwin and Demi Moore.
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NewsJacob Tremblay joins 'The Death And Life Of John F. Donovan'
The star of last year’s Oscar contender Room has come on board Xavier Dolan’s drama, which is shooting now in Montreal.
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NewsFilmNation subsidiary sues TWC over 'Gold' release
Speedee Distribution on Wednesday sued The Weinstein Company (TWC) for releasing Gold too close to The Founder and is seeking $15m in liquidated damages.
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NewsVisit films to sell Berlinale selections 'the bomb', 'Dayveon'
EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Kampe arrives at the EFM with a sales roster that includes Sundance premieres Family Life and Columbus, Rotterdam entries X500 and Rat Film, and Oscar-nominated Tanna.
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NewsAlice Lowe horror comedy 'Prevenge' finds North American home at Shudder
The streaming service is planning its first theatrical release after acquiring the British star’s feature directorial debut.
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News'Star Wars' spoof on Covert EFM sales slate
Scary Movie franchise creators Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer will write and direct Star Worlds Episode XXXIVE=MC2: The Force Awakens The Last Jedi Who Went Rogue.
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NewsMatthias Schoenaerts thriller 'Racer And The Jailbird' lands at Neon
The North American rights deal with Wild Bunch on the romantic thriller marks another early buy for the recently launched company headed by Tom Quinn and Tim League.
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NewsIFT to launch Berlin sales on Olivia Munn comedy 'Dick Move'
EXCLUSIVE: International Film Trust will kick off sales in Berlin on the comedy from Benaroya Pictures and Rough House Pictures.
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NewsOctane Entertainment launches EFM sales on 'Carter & June'
Jack Campbell and his sales team arrive in Berlin with worldwide rights to the heist caper from Napoleon Dynamite producer Sean Covel.
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NewsTelefilm Canada in C$20m indigenous film pledge
Five-year support initiative to launch in April; comes on eve of Berlinale’s NATIVe programme.
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NewsEFM: Stephen Merchant to direct Florence Pugh in WWE movie
The co-creator of The Office will direct Fighting With My Family, with Dwayne Johnson producing.
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NewsUS Briefs: Sam Rockwell to star in 'We’re Just Married'
The Exchange CEO Brian O’Shea and his team kick off pre-sales at the EFM in Berlin this week on the title.
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NewsEFM: Cinema Management Group to sell Argentum’s 'New Life'
EXCLUSIVE: Edward Noeltner’s Beverly Hills-based outfit kicks off international sales this week in Berlin on the romance staring Erin Bethea and Jonathan Patrick Moore.
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NewsEFM: Production wraps on Entebbe thriller
Participant Media and Working Title announced on Tuesday that José Padilha has finished principal photography on Untitled Entebbe Project starring Rosamund Pike and Daniel Brühl.
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NewsGiles Edwards earns MPI Media Group stripes
The executive flies into Berlin this week and has been named head of acquisitions and development, Europe.
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NewsUS Briefs: Shailene Woodley in talks to star in survival drama 'Adrift'
STXfilms, a division of STX Entertainment, is in final negotiations to produce and distribute the feature that Baltasar Kormákur will direct through his RVK Studios.
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FeaturesEFM preview: Netflix and Amazon look to continue dominance
Smaller companies are having to be even more focused and collaborative if they are to find great projects in an unforgiving market, where the likes of Netflix and Amazon have very deep pockets.
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NewsEFM: Michael Sheen, Michelle Monaghan join 'The Price Of Admission'
Mimi Steinbauer’s Radiant Films International has come on board to commence international sales in Berlin this week.
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News'Split' stays top in North America, nears $100m (update)
FEBRUARY 6 UPDATE: Universal-Blumhouse’s James McAvoy horror hit held on to pole position in its third session during a typically lacklustre weekend as film-going makes way for Sunday’s American football Super Bowl final.