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NewsBerlin Silver Bear winner ‘Living The Land’ lands US deal (exclusive)
Huo Meng’s second feature is set in 1991 China as it undergoes enormous socio-economic upheaval.
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NewsFilms Boutique takes on sales for Ira Sachs’ ‘Peter Hujar’s Day’ (exclusive)
The film starring Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall world premeried at Sundance and played in Panorama at Berlin.
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News“‘Conclave’ might have disappeared on a streaming platform,” director Edward Berger tells UK exhibitors
Berger was speaking at the UK Cinema Association’s annual conference in London.
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NewsFree speech activism doc ‘The Dialogue Police’ secures North America deal (exclusive)
Further distribution deals for Norway, Denmark.
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NewsBusan film festival appoints Jung Hanseok director, nearly two years after departures
The film programmer will begin his four-year tenure on March 21.
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News‘Plan 75’ director Chie Hayakawa among selection for Japan’s global networking scheme
The filmmaker is one of four emerging filmmakers chosen for the second Film Frontier Global Networking Program.
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NewsGlobal Cinema Federation report highlights need for more appealing films
72% of more than 68,000 global film-goers believe theatrical experience is good value for money.
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NewsSundance entry ‘Heightened Scrutiny’ among LGBTQ+ stories backed by Frameline fund (exclusive)
“If we don’t tell our own stories — and support our own stories — no-one else will.”
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NewsWarner Bros moves PTA Leo DiCaprio film to September, pushes ‘The Bride!’ into 2026
Horror Weapons moves from 2026 into August.
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NewsFlorida mayor drops proposal to evict arthouse cinema over ‘No Other Land’ screenings
O Cinema CEO Vivian Marthell says ”I’m feeling supported by the community” after Wednesday council meeting.
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NewsCannes confirms 2025 Official Selection announcement date
This year’s festival runs May 13-24, 2025.
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NewsThe Daniels feature among record 51 projects selected for California tax credits
Latest titles expected to spend $346.9m in wages, generate approximately $577.8m in qualified expenditures statewide.
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NewsShudder acquires Blue Finch Film’s SXSW horror ‘The Surrender’
Julia Max directs Colby Minifie and Kate Burton.
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NewsNoel Clarke told actress to look at him while he was exposed, court hears
Actress says she begged Clarke to stop asking her to look at him.
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NewsProduction underway in Australia on David Walliams adaptation ‘Fing’
Film is directed by Jeffrey Walker, who recently helmed Netflix hit limited series ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’.
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NewsLiu Xing's ‘Say My Name’ leads HKIFF Industry winners, first animation showcase reveals victor
Animation projects ‘A Mighty Adventure’ and ‘Min’ among winners
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NewsInternational television execs head to Series Mania amid painful transition from peak-TV era
A record number of execs are set to attend the annual TV event in Lille.
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NewsVillage Roadshow Entertainment Group lawyer says library assets “open to all bids”
Proclamation comes day after bankruptcy filing.
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NewsFilmart buyers hunting “films that can save the box office” at bustling market
Buyers hunting horror at the market in Hong Kong, which has been mroe focussed in terms of attendees.
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NewsThailand’s 13 Studio debuts at Filmart with ‘Attack 13’, ‘Kijsada Paradise’ (exclusive)
‘Attack 13’ marks the latest from ‘Death Whisperer’ director Taweewat Wantha.