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Kino Lorber dives for 'The Pearl Button'
Kino Lorber has picked up all US rights to Chilean director Patricio Guzmán’s documentary and Silver Bear best screenplay winner at this year’s Berlinale.
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Lakeshore launches Off The Dock
Lakeshore Entertainment, which earlier this week unveiled plans to boost its film production pipeline, is targeting the YouTube generation with a full-service digital studio.
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Verve to handle international sales
The talent and literary agency has brought on Amy Beecroft to run its new global business development division Verve Ventures in what is likely to become a talking point in Cannes and beyond.
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XLrator Media leaps into 'Time Lapse'
The distributor has acquired North American rights to the time travel thriller starring Danielle Panabaker and plans a day-and-date release via its Macabre genre label.
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Magnolia Pictures acquires 'Experimenter'
The North American deal follows the film’s world premiere at Sundance in January and sets up a theatrical release later this year.
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Cineworld launches Movie Planner
UK cinema chain Cineworld has launched its first-ever Movie Planner.
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Tribeca unveils free community events
Top brass at the Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) presented by AT&T have announced the return of the Tribeca Drive-In, Family Festival Street Fair, Tribeca/ESPN Sports Day and Tribeca Family Screenings.
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French film investment drops to 13-year low
New CNC figures confirm 2014 was a tough year for the French film production sector.
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BBC Films boss: Diversity increasingly on our agenda
Christine Langan talks challenges, highlights and diversity as film arm celebrates 25th anniversary.
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Thompson, Gleeson, Bruhl begin 'Alone In Berlin' shoot
Second World War drama will shoot on location in Berlin, Cologne and Görlitz.
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Rainmark reveals Sean Bean 'Frankenstein Chronicles' details
Rainmark Films, the indie led by Game Of Thrones producer Frank Doelger and former BBC Films executive Tracey Scoffield, has lifted the lid on its multimillion-pound ITV Encore drama The Frankenstein Chronicles.
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'Fifty Shades of Grey' director Sam Taylor-Johnson will not return for sequel
Sam Taylor-Johnson, the director of erotic drama Fifty Shades of Grey, will not return to direct its planned two sequels.
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Oscar-winners join EU copyright plans protest
‘The Artist’ director Michel Hazanavicius leads call against the creation of a Digital Single Market
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And the Cannes line-up is…?
Gazing into the crystal ball, Screen rounds up its Cannes predictions.
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BAFTA to host Alan Rickman event
Veteran British actor, who recently directed his second feature A Little Chaos, to give on stage interview in London.
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Sony pounces on 'Robotech' property
In a double whammy of announcements on Tuesday, Sony Pictures has snapped up rights to the sci-fi anime and set a 2017 release date for its third Smurfs film.
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'Blind Massage' wins best film at Asian Film Awards
Lou Ye’s Blind Massage won best film at the Asian Film Awards in Macau on Tuesday night, while Ann Hui won best director for The Golden Era.
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Adam Keen joins Broad Green Pictures
The publicity veteran has joined Broad Green Pictures (BGP) as evp of corporate communications and worldwide publicity.
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Janus Films to release restored 'Apu Trilogy'
Janus Films will release new 4K restorations of Satyajit Ray’s seminal The Apu Trilogy with new subtitles.
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BBC Films unveils 25th anniversary slate
Ricky Gervais, James Marsh, Armando Iannucci films on slate.