All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 807
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Sundance hit Fruitvale gets new title
The Weinstein Company has changed the name of its potential awards season contender Fruitvale to Fruitvale Station.
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FilmBuff to release Red Obsession
FilmBuff said on Wednesday [17] that it will release wine documentary Red Obsession, set to receive its North American premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Hugh Grant romcom begins shoot
Production is underway on two unrelated projects – Marc Lawrence’s untitled romantic comedy in New York and A Fighting Man in Ontario, Canada.
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Alamo to open Lubbock theatre
Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas announced plans on Wednesday [17] to open its first Lubbock area location with franchise partner Triple Tap Ventures.
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Steel Magnolias joins AFI line-up
The AFI has added Steel Magnolias to its line-up for the one-off Target Presents AFI Night At The Movies on Apr 24.
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Whitney Hill joins Condé Nast
Whitney Hill has been named svp of business development and strategy at Condé Nast Entertainment (CNE), effective immediately.
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News Corp to rename ent assets 21st Century Fox
News Corp chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch told staff the development on Tuesday ahead of the expected July separation of his company.
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Benaroya launches sales venture
EXCLUSIVE: LA-based financier and producer Michael Benaroya and a coterie of partners are understood to be applying the finishing touches to a new sales company, International Film Trust.
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Fast 7 set for July 2014
Universal Pictures announced on Tuesday it will release Fast & Furious 7 on Jul 11, 2014.
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MPAA, NATO in ratings campaign
CinemaCon: MPAA chairman and CEO Senator Chris Dodd and NATO president John Fithian gave their annual addresses to the Las Vegas convention on Tuesday [16] and launched an initiative to help parents better navigate the ratings system.
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Film Arcade, Par get A.C.O.D.
The Film Arcade and Paramount Home Media Distribution have acquired worldwide rights to Black Bear Pictures’ Sundance entry.
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TFF launches Ephron prize
Organisers at the 12th annual Tribeca Film Festival announced on Tuesday [16] the new $25,000 Nora Ephron Prize.
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Sony sets Russia Stalingrad release
Sony Pictures Releasing International will handle distribution in Russia for Fedor Bondarchuk’s [pictured] epic love story and the first Russian-made feature to be released in IMAX.
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Miss Lovely wins at IFFLA
Ashim Ahluwalia’s drama [pictured] won the 11th annual Indian Film Festival Of Los Angeles’s grand jury prize for best feature at the end of six days of screenings and panels.
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CinemaCon: stars shine for studios
Paramount, Warner Bros and Universal kicked off the studio presentations at CinemaCon in Las Vegas with glitzy showreel events for attendees.
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Oscar producers to return in 2014
Craig Zadan and Neil Meron will return to produce the Oscars for a second time in 2014, Academy president Hawk Koch announced on Tuesday [16].
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CinemaCon: Going large
IMAX is heading to this year’s CinemaCon on the back of strong growth. Jeremy Kay reports.
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CinemaCon: Power to the people
Online service Tugg aims to match audiences with films and address the issue of low cinema occupancy. Jeremy Kay speaks to co-heads Nicolas Gonda and Pablo Gonzalez.
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CinemaCon: The view from the aisles
New technology, the importance of theatrical and the rise of China will all be among the talking points at this year’s CinemaCon, which gathers exhibitors and distributors in Las Vegas (April 15-18). Jeremy Kay reports.
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Tony Goldwyn joins Divergent
Goldwyn has come on board the cast of Summit Entertainment’s sci-fi thriller, shooting now in Chicago.