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News'Die Tomorrow' wins top prize at Poland's Five Flavours Asian Film Festival
This year no cash prize was given to the winning films.
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News'I Am Not A Witch' director receives 2018 Wellcome Screenwriting Fellowship
Previous recipients include Michaela Coel and Carol Morley.
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NewsLes Arcs unveil 2018 co-pro projects selection and inaugural Talent Village
20 films selected for Co-Production Village, including 11 first features.
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NewsAltitude buys UK rights to Russian tank movie 'T-34' from Mars Media (exclusive)
The WW2 film has also newly sold to Japan Italy, the Gulf and Taiwan.
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NewsSony hires Sky Cinema exec Holly Comiskey as UK, Ireland country manager
Comiskey joins Sony Pictures Television after seven years at Sky.
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News'Poms' outfit Mad as Birds options Golden Age of Hollywood story 'I Used To Be In Pictures' (exclusive)
Austin and Howard Mutti-Mewse’s book is about a series of letters they wrote to Hollywood stars.
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NewsWay To Blue appoints Premier PR's Christelle Randall as global head of publicity
Communications agency hires former Premier senior account director.
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NewsSundance Institute unveils inaugural Momentum Fellowship
Inclusion initiative designed to take participants to next career level across features, TV and VR.
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NewsBBC's 'Man In An Orange Shirt' among International Emmys winners
Endemol Shine Group CEO Sophie Turner Laing, Greg Berlanti receive special awards.
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NewsNetflix in discussions with more UK and Ireland cinemas to screen 'ROMA' (exclusive)
Film opens November 29 in one Curzon venue before expanding.
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NewsHorror 'Z' racks up sales for AMP International (exclusive)
Territory deals include Latin America, Japan and CIS.
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NewsGreek production outfit Heretic to receive 2018 Eurimages Co-Production Award at EFAs
Konstantinos Kontovrakis and Giorgos Karnavas to receive prestigious prize.
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NewsK-Pop doc about BTS breaks global record for event cinema admissions
Film garners 1.4 million admissions to top One Direction: Where We Are.
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NewsTIFF premieres among Menemsha buying spree as distributor scores box office hit with '1945' (exclusive)
Source: Courtesy of Menemsha Films 1945 Menemsha Films has confirmed a raft of acquisitions led by TIFF premieres Fig Tree and Redemption. The Los Angeles-based company is also celebrating its fifth $1m North American box office success in the form of Hungarian drama 1945, the latest in ...
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NewsBrit List unveils 2018 roster of unproduced screenplays
Projects include Phillip Morgan’s Benny In The Dark.
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NewsOren Katzeff named Condé Nast Entertainment president
Former global head of programming at lifestyle media company Tastemade stars on December 17.
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NewsMexican star Alessandra Rosaldo joins 'The Obituary Of Tunde Johnson' (exclusive)
Production underway in Los Angeles on queer prep school senior drama.
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NewsSundance Institute unveils programming hires, inclusion initiatives, inaugural talent forum
Festival to run in Utah from January 24-February 3.
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NewsChinese regulator approves Disney-Fox deal
Breakthrough allays fears that US-China trade war would block approval.