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NewsICM TV head Pippa Lambert joins WME
Former head of ICM Partners London TV team to take on senior television agent role.
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NewsIrish Film Board receives €2m budget boost
The IFB has seen its budget increased following awards success in 2016.
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News'Paterson', 'Nocturnal Animals' to bookend Wrocław American fest
The line-up has been revealed for the 2016 edition of the Polish American Film Festival.
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NewsThe 10 VR films that soared at festivals in 2016
From Birdly to Jesus VR, Screen’s editorial team pick 10 of the buzziest virtual reality experiences from the festival circuit ahead of the VR Creative Summit in December.
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NewsUS Briefs: Berlin shoot begins on Netflix original 'Mute'
Duncan Jones has begun principal photography in Berlin on Netflix’s upcoming 2017 thriller.
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NewsGisela Asimus-Minnbergh hire bolsters Lionsgate unscripted TV unit
Heading into MIPCOM the company has appointed the executive to vice-president of alternative programming sales in a move that reflects its growing unscripted television business.
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News‘Iron Sky’ director crowdfunds for ‘reptilian Margaret Thatcher’
Finnish director Timo Vuorensola has taken to Indiegogo to fund an additional scene in forthcoming sequel Iron Sky The Coming Race.
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NewsMomentum Pictures acquires 'The Possession Experiment'
The distributor has picked up North American rights to Scott B. Hansen’s horror film.
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NewsKen Loach kicks off Film Fest Gent
British director’s Palme d’Or winning film opened the 43rd edition of the festival.
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NewsTokyo film festival to honour Scorsese, Kurosawa
Martin Scorsese and Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa are the recipients of Samurai Awards at this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival.
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NewsStudiocanal's Danny Perkins forecasts tough AFM for UK distributors
Perkins delivered this morning’s keynote address at the Film London Production Finance Market.
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News'Little Secret' director on Oscar controversy: "We were attacked as if we were the enemy"
Brazilian director David Schurmann’s film was selected over Aquarius by one vote, prompting some social media protests.
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NewsThorsten Schumacher launches new venture with 'Chesil Beach' sales
Rocket Science will work across sales, production, finance and distribution.
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NewsStoryville's Nick Fraser talks launching doc streaming service Yaddo
After leaving his postition as editor of BBC Storyville, Fraser is launching a doc streaming platform with CEO Lawrence Elman.
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News'The Violators' director Helen Walsh sets second feature
EXCLUSIVE: Walsh will helm an adaptation of her own novel The Lemon Grove.
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NewsIMAX expands France footprint with Pathe
The companies have inked a deal for a further five theatres across the country.
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NewsHollywood Classics taps BFI video chief Sam Dunn for MD
EXCLUSIVE: Dunn had been head of BFI’s video unit from 2008 after starting out at the Tartan Video label.
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News85 in foreign language Oscar race
Eighty-five countries have submitted a film for consideration in the 60th anniversary year of the foreign language film category.
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NewsLos Cabos International Film Festival unveils 2016 line-up
Amat Escalante’s The Untamed (pictured) and Andrea Arnold’s American Honey will compete for the Cinemax Award for the best competition film at the Mexican festival, set to run from November 9-13.
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News'What Happened To Monday', 'Ballerina' on AFM screening roster
World premieres of the Noomi Rapace and Willem Dafoe sci-fi from SND M6 Group and Gaumont’s animation featuring Elle Fanning will screen at the Santa Monica market next month.