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NewsMr Nice, MacGruber get SXSW world premiere berths
Mr Nice, MacGruber and comedy Barry Munday are among the line-up at South By Southwest next month.
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NewsRelativity nets North American, UK rights to Catfish
Relativity takes rights to Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman’s acclaimed Sundance documentary Catfish.
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NewsDirector Proyas calls for clarification on Australian producer offset
Director speaks out on the need for a “more specific and clearer” criteria.
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NewsFortissimo takes sales rights to Sundance winner Winter's Bone
The sales outfit takes worldwide sales rights on Debra Granik’s second feature ahead of next week’s Berlin Film Festival.
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FeaturesWelcome in Germany, Spain gets Precious
ScreenDaily’s weekly round-up of the local and independent openings in key markets this week.
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ReviewsThe Temptation of St. Tony (Puha Tonu Kiusamine)
Dir/scr. Veiko Ounpuu. Estonia, Sweden, Finland. 2009. 114mins.
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FeaturesHomegrown hits boost business
Local titles drove up the Japanese box office by 5.7% in 2009 as the number of international releases dropped dramatically.
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FeaturesWeekly International Box Office - February 5
ScreenDaily brings you the weekly international box-office news.
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NewsFocus, Fortissimo, Timeless to use new EFM 3D venue for market premieres
Sales companies line-up to present 3D features at the European Film Market’s dedicated venue.
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NewsPia Marais, Anocha Suwichakornpong take CineMart prizes
Awards winners announced as Rotterdam’s co-production market draws to a close.
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NewsContentFilm boards Gabriel Range's untitled thriller
ContentFilm take worldwide rights to untitled Gabriel Range project ahead of the European Film Market.
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FeaturesAn anniversary party to savour
The 60th edition of the Berlin International Film Festival (Feb 12-21) will be marked by a citywide celebration and an eye-catching line-up comprising the festival’s favourite film-makers and emerging new directors. Martin Blaney reports
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FeaturesThe view from the stalls
Screen critic Jonathan Romney casts his eye over this year’s Berlinale line-up
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NewsLincoln Center unveils Film Comment Selects line-up
Jonathan Kaplan’s 1979 teen rebellion tale Over The Edge and Paul Greengrass’ Green Zone (pictured) to feature in Film Society Of Lincoln Center’s tenth Film Comment Selects series.
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NewsDutch funds join forces to support film from developing nations
The Hubert Bals and Jan Vrijman funds join forces to support independent film-makers in developing economies.
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NewsScreen East launches low carbon fund
Regional film agency Screen East has launched a new $5.5m (£3.5m) production fund, with a remit to cut the carbon footprint of the projects it invests in by 30%.