Latest Cannes News – Page 149
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NewsLe Pacte seals Timbuktu deals
EXCLUSIVE: Film inspired by real-life stoning of young Mali couple draws buyers.
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NewsArrow takes Honeymoon to UK
EXCLUSIVE: Magnolia licenses rights to UK distributor, among other deals.
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NewsCreative England calls for investment
Creative England is pushing for more private investment in the creative industries.
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NewsLittle Film debuts Genesius slate
Roster includes Tell Me The Truth About Love [pictured] and The More You Ignore Me.
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NewsMAD unveils ten Arab releases
Cairo-based distributor will release the films across the region over the next year.
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NewsDenmark, NZ ink co-pro agreement
Deal to strengthen the partnership between the two countries on film and television productions signed in Cannes.
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NewsScreen Flanders awards nine titles
EXCLUSIVE: A total of €2m is to be distributed in the first round of 2014 for Screen Flanders Economic Fund.
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NewsApparat readies first Indonesia co-pro
EXCLUSIVE: Malaysian production company to co-produce Dain Iskander Said’s film with Rupakata Cinema.
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NewsNew Century to make Cotton tale
Egyptian production company to produce first film to team director Amr Salama and Ahmed Helmy.
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NewsEpic sells Bognacki’s horror Another
EXCLUSIVE: Epic Pictures Group acquires international rights to Jason Bognacki’s horror thriller.
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NewsAlmeida wins Cannes' Doc prize
Doc Alliance Selection Award was given out at the Marche’s Doc Corner Brunch.
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NewsEFP's Producers meet in Cannes
Some 24 film producers from across Europe took part in EFP’s networking platform Producers on the Move.
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NewsTrustNordisk takes thriller WhoAmI
TrustNordisk has picked up the international sales rights for the hacker-thriller WhoAmI.
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NewsHilditch shares talent insight
Australian director took part in a top-level discussion about how the industry can best support new talent.
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NewsDSK to sue over 's**t' Welcome to New York
Fallen IMF chief’s lawyer Jean Veil describes Abel Ferrara’s film as a “shit, a turd”.