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NewsSeville International boards 'John F. Donovan'
EXCLUSIVE: Anick Poirier and her sales team swing into the AFM with worldwide rights to Xavier Dolan’s first English-language project The Death And Life Of John F. Donovan starring Jessica Chastain and Game Of Thrones heartthrob Kit Harrington.
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NewsSam Claflin enlists in WWI classic 'Journey’s End'
EXCLUSIVE: Claflin, Freddie Highmore, Paul Bettany attached to feature adaptation.
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NewsThe Works votes for Van Looy's 'Prime Minister'
EXCLUSIVE: Company also boards documentary The Climb.
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NewsBrian Cox to star in 'Churchill'
EXCLUSIVE: Brian Welsh to direct drama about lead up to D-Day landing.
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News'Top Cat Begins' gets sales deal
EXCLUSIVE: UK sales outfit Kaleidoscope boards family animation.
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NewsTF1 runs for de Chauveron’s 'Last Call'
EXCLUSIVE: Last Call for Nowhere sold to Neue Visionen for Germany and Frenetic for Switzerland.
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NewsGaumont’s 'Heartstrings' pulls sales
EXCLUSIVE: Violin prodigy Alix Vaillot [pictured] stars as a musician battling blindness.
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NewsBeta fired up for Hitler comedy sales
German sales outfit Beta is reporting huge buyer interest in Look Who’s Back; also launching Hevn.
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NewsM-Line has 'Wonderful Nightmare'
Seoul-based sales agent M-Line Distribution has picked up new titles from Lee Joon-ik and Lee Sung-gang and sealed a Japanese deal on Kang Hyo-jin’s Wonderful Nightmare [pictured].
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NewsKeitel one of Premiere’s 'Chosen'
EXCLUSIVE: Premiere Entertainment Group arrives at the market with worldwide rights to UK-based Sterling Pictures’ WWII action film Chosen starring Harvey Keitel.
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NewsFinecut lands Neeson war movie
Korea’s Finecut has picked up John H Lee’s upcoming war movie Operation Chromite, starring Liam Neeson as General Douglas MacArthur.
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NewsGolden Network dials up Jackie Chan trio
Golden Network will be at the AFM with a trio of Jackie Chan films including action comedy Railroad Tigers and adventure comedy Kung Fu Yoga.
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NewsArrow picks up Gere, Brody titles
EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor acquires The Benefactor, Backtrack, The Pack and Anguish.
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NewsTverdovsky starts shooting second feature
Ivan I. Tverdovsky’s second feature Zoology starts production at locations in Russia tomorrow (Nov 5) a year after he took home four prizes from FilmFestival Cottbus for Corrections Class.
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News'The Dressmaker' opens strongly, prompts calls for more films about women
The Kate Winslet-starring film’s $2.8m opening dethroned The Martian, which had remained top of the pile for four weeks.
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NewsBreaking Glass boards 'Fight Valley'
EXCLUSIVE: Breaking Glass has secured worldwide rights heading into AFM on the action drama starring a bevy of UFC superstars.
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NewsLiam Neeson to star in 'Felt'
Sierra/Affinity has bulked up its market slate with international rights to the spy thriller from Scott Free Productions, Playtone, Cara Films and MadRiver Pictures.
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NewsOpen Road, Impuls Pictures strike Swiss output deal
The agreement will include Open Road’s Sleepless Night starring Michelle Monaghan, Jamie Foxx and Dermot Mulroney.
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NewsKevin Spacey joins 'Billionaire Boys Club'
The Oscar winner will play murdered Beverly Hills high-flier Ron Levin alongside Ansel Elgort and Taron Egerton on the project that Good Universe introduces to buyers this week.
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NewsShout! Factory picks up 'Albert – Up, Up and Away'
Shout! Factory has entered a deal with Stuttgart-based sales company Sola Media to distribute the animated feature Albert – Up, Up and Away in the US and Canada.