All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 7
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News‘Tenet’ to test international box office waters
Film not yet dated in severely Covid-hit Latin America.
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Mubi hires Cate Kane to join global acquisitions team (exclusive)
New arrival’s Curzon Artifical Eye credits include Oscar winner Parasite , A Fantastic Woman , Ida.
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IMAX records biggest single day of 2020 in China with ‘The Eight Hundred’
Epic stands at $163m through all cinemas since August 21 debut.
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Filmart Online sales title ‘Max Cloud’ lands US deal
UK, Australia, Japan, Germany, China remain open.
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Toronto brass explain how hybrid edition will work for international industry
Cameron Bailey, Joana Vicente and Diana Sanchez say digital festival and market components “are here to stay”.
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Darryl Macdonald, US festival pioneer and champion of international cinema, dies
Friends and associates pay tribute to ”towering cinematic figure”.
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Dogwoof picks up international sales on TIFF selection ‘76 Days’ (exclusive)
CAA Media Finance handles North American rights.
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AFM accredited buyers to receive free access to online-only market
Online platform includes screenings in On Demand Theatre, all exhibitor pages, MyAFM, five days of live sessions.
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TIFF adds special events including new edition of Planet Africa, live talks series
Sundance hit The Truffle Hunters , The Way I See It join line-up.
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Clio Barnard to direct See-Saw’s ‘The Essex Serpent’ starring Keira Knightley for Apple TV+
See-Saw Films producing for Apple TV+.
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‘The Obituary Of Tunde Johnson’, ‘Out’ among Frameline44 line-up
Ticket-holders in California can watch nearly every film at any time during festival.
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‘Unhinged’, first new wide release in US since March, grosses $4m in cinemas (update)
Distributor confident of reaching $8m by Thursday, $30m by end of run.
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Sony sets September US theatrical release for 'The Broken Hearts Gallery'
No Trace Camping’s David Gross produced.
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Film Movement acquires BFI London Film Festival doc winner ‘White Riot’ (exclusive)
Film set in 1970’s Britain deeply divided over immigration.
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Landmark Theatres to reopen in US this week
Chain targets second wave of markets by mid-September.
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IFC Films picks up Sundance prize winning immigrant story ‘Farewell Amor’
Distributor plans December release.
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TIFF sets Emerging Talent Award recipient, Halle Berry talk, 2020 Rising Stars
Festival line-up features 43% films directed, co-directed, or created by women.
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WME partner Phillip Sun, Macro founder Charles King launch M88
Michael B. Jordan will be Sun’s first client to join.
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US cinema advocacy group launches campaign to reassure public
“These protocols demonstrate a serious effort by movie theatre owners to… identify potential risks, and reduce them.”
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Neil Marshall on Fantasia opener ‘The Reckoning’: “This suddenly seemed even more pertinent”
”I didn’t want to make a two-dimensional horror film that was just about a bunch of scares.”
