All articles by John Hazelton – Page 100

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    Features

    Ken Ralston – Visual Effects, Alice In Wonderland

    2010-12-22T14:21:00Z

    Although he already has five Oscars for special effects, Ken Ralston found Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland his biggest challenge. John Hazelton reports

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    Reviews

    How Do You Know

    2010-12-15T05:00:00Z

    Dir/scr: James L Brooks. US. 2010.121mins

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    Reviews

    Frankie & Alice

    2010-12-11T09:16:00Z

    Dir: Geoffrey Sax. US. 2010. 100mins

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    Reviews

    The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

    2010-12-08T11:59:00Z

    Dir: Michael Apted. US. 2010. 115mins

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    Reviews

    True Grit

    2010-12-03T18:40:00Z

    Dirs/scr: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen. US. 2010. 110mins

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    Reviews

    Tiny Furniture

    2010-11-20T21:42:00Z

    Dir/scr: Lena Dunham. US. 2010. 98mins

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    Reviews

    Unstoppable

    2010-11-08T09:42:00Z

    Dir: Tony Scott. US. 2010. 98mins

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    Reviews

    Due Date

    2010-10-29T06:29:00Z

    Dir: Todd Phillips. US. 2010. 95mins

  • Dear John
    Features

    Competitive incentives change the US landscape

    2010-10-28T12:04:00Z

    The US worked up production incentives relatively late. But with the majority of states now offering schemes, the competition is benefiting producers. By John Hazelton

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    Reviews

    Love & Other Drugs

    2010-10-28T02:11:00Z

    Dir: Edward Zwick. US. 2010. 114mins

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    Features

    Security screen

    2010-10-27T17:09:00Z

    The revenues from a pay-TV deal can give US independent distributors a secure revenue stream ­ but such deals are hard to come by, with broadcasters wary of titles without built-in audience awareness. John Hazelton reports

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    Features

    Flattening landscape

    2010-10-27T17:09:00Z

    The competitive international pay-TV arena has been highly profitable for studios. But mergers across the industry mean that many territories have only one major buyer. John Hazelton reports

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    Features

    Paying the way

    2010-10-27T16:53:00Z

    The revenues from the pay-TV sector have helped buoy the film business in recent years. But does the increasing popularity of original programming mean costly film product is losing its appeal for broadcasters? On the eve of Mipcom (Oct 4-8) John Hazelton reports on the US picture

  • News

    Live webcast for Gotham nominations

    2010-10-16T00:26:00Z

    The nominations announcement for the Gotham Independent Film Awards is to be webcast live on Monday [18], with critic Elvis Mitchell hosting.

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    News

    Hobbit gets greenlight for February start

    2010-10-16T00:24:00Z

    The Hobbit films have reportedly been given the greenlight for a February start, even though the labour dispute surrounding the two-part $400m project has not yet been resolved.

  • News

    Cohen takes Marguerite for US

    2010-10-15T02:04:00Z

    New US theatrical distributor Cohen Media Group (CMG) has acquired US rights to My Afternoons with Marguerite (La Tête en Friche), Jean Becker’s comedy starring Gérard Depardieu.

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    News

    Social Network hooking up in three major markets

    2010-10-15T01:37:00Z

    The Social Network gets its first real test at the international box office this weekend, opening in France, Spain and the UK. The expansion will see the Facebook drama tussling with Despicable Me, Eat Pray Love and Legendof the Guardians for international audiences.

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    News

    Jolie's Bosnia project reapplying for permit after content controversy

    2010-10-14T22:44:00Z

    GK Films says it is reapplying for a permit to shoot parts of Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut in Sarajevo after concerns about the film’s content reportedly caused the original permit to be revoked by Bosnian authorities.

  • News

    Amber to develop with Oceanview Publishing

    2010-10-14T21:00:00Z

    Amber Entertainment, the production company formed last year by a team of former New Line executives, is joining forces with Oceanview Publishing to develop features and other projects from Oceanview’s catalogue of around 40 mystery, suspense and thriller titles.

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    Babelgum animation festival picks winners

    2010-10-14T19:33:00Z

    The Babelgum Animatron Animation Film Festival has named the winners of its cash prizes for animated shorts, worth a total of $17,000. The winners were announced at the Hamptons International Film Festival awards ceremony.