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NewsTallinn: Digitech strand reveals future tech
Running alongside the European Film Forum (Nov 18-19) at Tallinn’s Black Nights Film Festival, a showcase of product demonstrations and start-ups were presented in the Digitech section further iterating a cross-over between the film and technology sectors.
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NewsTallinn: industry warns indie film could go the way of publishing
The changing landscape for independent film in the digital market was hotly debated at Black Night Film Festival’s European Film Forum.
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NewsBrie Larson to receive Palm Springs honour
The star of Room, whose stirring performance as a mother in captivity has catapaulted her to the front of the Oscar race, will collect the 27th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival’s Breakthrough Performance Award.
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NewsGoteborg plans Italy focus
Luca Guadagnino will come to Goteborg to present A Bigger Splash [pictured].
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NewsEurimages unveils 'innovative projects' initiative
Lab Projects to support unconventional films.
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NewsNational funders react to Tallinn audience with Ansip
Funding executives were upbeat about European Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip’s statements on the place of the film sector within the Digital Single Market (DSM) strategy.
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News'London Fields' producers file cross-complaint against director
The producers of troubled crime-thriller London Fields have filed a breach of contract cross-complaint against the film’s director Mathew Cullen.
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NewsDownton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt begins 'Starfish' shoot
British film to co-star Da Vinci’s Demons’ Tom Riley.
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NewsIDFA: Autlook strikes doc deals; reshuffles structure
New appointments and sales of titles including Toto and His Sisters.
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NewsEagles of Death Metal doc pulled from IDFA
All screenings cancelled of a film following the frontman of Eagles Of Death Metal, who were on stage at the Bataclan.
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NewsStudy: Amazon trails rivals in original content race
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon’s five most popular original shows in the US, UK and Australia are struggling to keep pace with the best offerings from HBO and Netflix, according to research by Parrot Analytics.
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NewsRebecca Kearey named president of Fox Searchlight International
Veteran exec previously served as evp at Fox Searchlight International and Fox International Productions.
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News'Hunger Games: Mockingjay 2' takes early $43m worldwide
NOVEMBER 20 UPDATE: The Hunger Games franchise finale grossed $16m from Thursday night screenings in North American and arrives in a further 19 markets on Friday including China and Mexico.
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NewsLive-action, animation shorts advance in Oscar race
The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences announced on Thursday the shortlists for both categories.
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NewsOasis documentary rolls with buyers
Independent finalises AFM deals in key markets for music documentary, executive produced by Amy director Asif Kapadia.
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NewsUkraine joins EU's Creative Europe programme
Ukraine has become the seventh European Union (EU) neighbouring country to join the Creative Europe this year.
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NewsLaw firms Lee & Thompson and Forbes Anderson Free to merge
The combined entertainment law firms will operate under the Lee & Thompson name.
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NewsEC's Andrus Ansip talks DSM plans
European Commission vice-president Andrus Ansip failed to allay industry concerns about plans for copyright reform as part of the the Digital Single Market (DSM) strategy when he spoke on the second day of the European Film Forum in Tallinn.
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NewsAlmodóvar retitles 'Silence' to avoid Scorsese clash
Spanish auteur changes film title to avoid clash with Martin Scorsese’s Silence.