Latest Cannes News – Page 152
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NewsUK financiers add development fund
EXCLUSIVE: Piccadilly Pictures backs BBC Films, Charles Dance projects.
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NewsCannes title Force Majeure makes sales
EXCLUSIVE: Coproduction Office confirms raft of pre-sales on the Un Certain Regard title.
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NewsCrimson Forest strikes co-pro deal
EXCLUSIVE: Chinese company inks three-film co-production agreement with Cargo Entertainment and Tunnel Post Production.
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NewsMAD, Front Row sign output deal
EXCLUSIVE: First title to be released under the deal is The Double.
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NewsMoviehouse adds comedy capers
EXCLUSIVE: Pick-ups include Raindance title Convenience and Hackney’s Finest.
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NewsFilm London launches eighth PFM
This year’s edition runs Oct 15-16, with the Micro Market to run on the second day.
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NewsPressman to receive lifetime award
Producer will receive the lifetime achievement award at the inaugural International Showbiz Expo.
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NewsRohfilm to reunite with Asher
EXCLUSIVE: Berlin-based production house to team up with The Slut director on Deadsea.
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NewsMixed reaction to EC's VOD experiment
European exhibitors have complained about the lack of consultation with cinemas during the research.
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NewsVMI strikes Cinedigm deal
EXCLUSIVE: Los Angeles-based sales company inks supply deal with Cinedigm.
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NewsKino Lorber enters Forgotten Kingdom
EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Mudge’s drama is set for June 10 North American theatrical release.
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NewsPreljocaj in Cannes for TF1’s Polina
EXCLUSIVE: Renowned choreographer to make feature debut with ballet drama Polina.
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NewsFortitude Int'l signs Young Santa
Fortitude International has acquired international sales rights to L Frank Baum adaptation Young Santa.
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NewsRudderless sales on track
Mimi Steinbauer’s Radiant Films International has sold a raft of territories on William H Macy’s feature directorial debut Rudderless, which screens in the market today.
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NewsJarmusch's Iggy Pop doc wins backing
EXCLUSIVE: Independent, Fernando Sulichin breathe life into Stooges doc, the director’s next film.
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NewsWeinsteins acquire Sing Street
The Weinstein Company swooped on US rights to Sing Street as Open Road prevailed in Friday night’s bidding war for the Jake Gyllenhaal crime drama Nightcrawler and buyers circled The Coup.
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NewsEzekiel boards Ziad Doueiri’s L’Insulte
EXCLUSIVE: Previous investments include Clouds of Sils Maria and Under the Starry Sky.
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NewsWelcome premieres; VOD hits nerve
Today’s screening could be one of the only times the film plays on a big screen in France.
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NewsDjimon Hounsou joins One
Djimon Hounsou and Alexis Knapp are attached to star in Main Street Films, MK Create and the Kojo Group’s action adventure One.