All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 533
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NewsTWC acquires US rights to 'HHhH'
The distributor has licensed the Nazi thriller starring Jason Clarke, Rosamund Pike, Jack O’Connell, Jack Reynor and Mia Wasikowska that is currently shooting in Budapest.
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NewsVoltage bulks up cast on 'The Headhunter’s Calling'
EXCLUSIVE: Alison Brie and Gretchen Mol have joined Gerard Butler, Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina on the drama that Voltage is bringing to the AFM.
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NewsAFM: Rooney Mara, Nicholas Hoult join 'The Discovery'
Endgame Entertainment and Protagonist Pictures are co-financing and Protagonist will introduce the love story to buyers next week.
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NewsAFM: Awesomeness Films adds cast to 'Before I Fall'
Halston Sage, Logan Miller and Kian Lawley have joined Zoey Deutch on the coming-of-age film that Good Universe will introduce to buyers at the Santa Monica market.
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NewsAFM: Raven Banner, XYZ enter 'The Dead Room'
Raven Banner has acquired international rights to the recent Sitges world premiere.
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NewsThe Solution boards 'Truth In Advertising'
Another AFM sales title has fallen into place as it emerged on Tuesday that Ryan Reynolds is in final negotiations to star in the comedic drama.
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NewsParamount swoops on 'Enzo Ferrari'
The studio has licensed North America and most of the world on Michael Mann’s upcoming Christian Bale starrer excluding select territories that Los Angeles-based Insiders will introduce at the AFM next week.
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NewsAFM: Concourse Film Trade adds three to slate
EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Shreder and James Andrew Felts’ sales company is Santa Monica-bound with a trio of new titles led by The Man Who Was Thursday.
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US BRIEFS: IFP unveils first serialised TV and web content nominees; Dan Stevens joins 'Colossal'
Plus… Film Indpendent announces 2015 Producing Lab filmmakers, Rowish launches Kickstarter campaign and more.
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FeaturesGallery: Australians In Film annual gala
Reese Witherspoon and Michael Bay were among the presenters at Sunday’s (October 25) annual AiF Awards and Benefit Gala at the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles.
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NewsTypecast Films goes on 'Iraqi Odyssey'
The US distributor has picked up rights to Switzerland’s Oscar submission and has plot a November 27 limited launch in New York and Los Angeles prior to nationwide expansion in the new year.
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NewsRicky Gervais to host fourth Golden Globes
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has invited back the British enfant terrible to emcee the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills.
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NewsBahamas fest announces 2015 line-up
India’s Daughter, Wildlike (pictured) and Eadweard are among the selections at the 12th annual edition of the Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF), scheduled for December 1-12.
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Comment'The Clan' wins GEMS audience award
Pablo Trapero’s Argentinian thriller and foreign-language Oscar submission prevailed in Miami at the weekend as the four-day festival came to an end.
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NewsAFI FEST adds Ridley Scott talk
Festival top brass unveiled on Monday the latest wave of programming including an on-stage conversation with the British director of The Martian.
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NewsAFM: Fortitude boards 'Backstabbing For Beginners'
Ben Kingsley and Josh Hutcherson will star in the political thriller for Parts & Labor, Creative Alliance and Scythia Films.
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US BRIEFS: Codegirl, TransFatty Lives find home at FilmBuff
Plus… Academy announces shortlist of 10 documentary shorts and The Hornet’s Nest collaborators launch distribution alliance.
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NewsAFM: Spotlight Pictures to launch 'Bitter Harvest'
The Los Angeles-based sales company will introduce international buyers to Andamar Entertainment’s $21m drama at the Santa Monica market next week.
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News'A Childhood' among Chicago fest winners
Philippe Claudel’s A Childhood (France, pictured) took the Chicago International Film Festival’s international film competition Gold Hugo on Saturday night.
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News'The Martian' back on top in North America on $15.7m
OCTOBER 26 UPDATE: Fox’s adventure hit prospered while others misfired, reclaiming pole position on an confirmed $15.7m to boost the running total to $166.2m.