All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 508
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NewsUS Briefs: Burn Later Productions, Killer Films cast 'Lemon'
Brett Gelman, Judy Greer, Michael Cera and Nia Long have signed on to Janicza Bravo’s drama.
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NewsSlamdance to expand DIG showcase
The Park City festival is building out its second Los Angeles showcase dedicated to emerging independent artists and storytellers working in hybrid, immersive and emerging forms of digital media art.
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NewsNate Parker 'sorrow' at news of accuser’s death
The star, writer, director and producer of awards season prospect The Birth Of A Nation took to Facebook on Tuesday after it emerged that the woman who accused him of rape in 1999 committed suicide in 2012.
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NewsToronto unveils City To City, World Cinema, Masters line-ups
Nigerian metropolis Lagos is the focus of the eighth City To City showcase at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) as top brass anoint two international Rising Stars.
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NewsBron, Gloria Sanchez line up 'Friend of Bill'
Bron Studios is reuniting with Will Ferrell and Adam McKay and producer Margot Hand on the dark comedy to star Lizzy Caplan.
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NewsToronto-bound Cannes hit 'Apprentice' scores US deal
EXCLUSIVE: Film Movement has picked up North American rights to Boo Junfeng’s second feature in the run-up to its North American premiere in Toronto next month.
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NewsDFCN moves to reinvent materials delivery
EXCLUSIVE: Online film rights marketplace Digital Film Cloud Network has launched a storage and delivery service, the latest element in a suite of tools it believes will transform the industry.
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NewsTribeca Film Festival sets 2017 dates
Top brass at the New York event announced on Monday the run dates as they prepare for the first time to make submissions open across all programming areas.
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NewsMark Boal attorney fights back at military ‘overreach’
The lawyer of the journalist and Oscar-winning filmmaker has filed a response challenging the U.S. Army’s efforts to force his client to hand over research materials.
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NewsRami Malek's Toronto-bound thriller scores sales deal
EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Herwitz’s The Film Sales Company scores worldwide sales rights to Buster’s Mal Heart which will get its world premiere at Toronto.
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NewsUniversal, Eva Longoria sign first-look pact
The studio said has struck a two-year, first-look production agreement with the actress, producer and author and her UnbeliEVAble Entertainment.
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NewseOne realigns global leadership structure
The content giant that has come under intense scrutiny from prospective suitors has reorganised the way it runs its international regions and promoted Alex Hamilton, Troy Lum and Patrick Roy.
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News'Suicide Squad' clings to US crown on $43.5m
AUGUST 15 UPDATE: Warner Bros’ R-rated kept new arrival Sausage Party at bay despite a precipitous 67.4% drop in its second weekend that shows how top-heavy the demographic can be for comic book adaptations.
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NewsNate Parker addresses former rape charge
The Birth Of A Nation star has spoken out about a rape claim of which he was cleared 15 years ago as he and Fox Searchlight moved decisively to keep the awards season hopeful on track.
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NewsCMG Toronto-bound with 'An Act Of Defiance'
EXCLUSIVE: Edward Noeltner’s Beverly Hills-based international sales company is partnering with Richard Claus & Co and South Africa’s Spier Films on the Rivonia Trial drama.
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News'Suicide Squad' nears $200m at international box office
Warner Bros’ R-rated DC Entertainment adaptation added $11.4m on Thursday to reach $191.5m outside North America.
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NewsThe Orchard to release TIFF entry 'Blue Jay'
EXCLUSIVE: The US distributor has confirmed that Alex Lehmann’s narrative directorial debut is one of the titles in its Duplass Brothers output deal ahead of the film’s world premiere in Toronto next month.
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NewsParrot Analytics, all3media International sign pact
EXCLUSIVE: The LA-based research firm has added another client to an expanding portfolio that includes BBC Worldwide.
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NewsToronto: 'Nocturama', 'Jackie', to screen at Platform
Bertrand Bonello’s Paris terror attack drama Nocturama [pictured] will open the second international directors showcase at the 41st Toronto International Film Festival next month.
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NewsPCCW, Tencent invest in STX
The LA-based studio took another stride forward in its global ambitions as founder Bob Simonds confirmed on Thursday “significant strategic investments” from the Asian powerhouses.