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NewsSFFS / KRF Filmmaking Grant recipients unveiled
The San Francisco Film Society (SFFS) in partnership with the Kenneth Rainin Foundation (KRF) has announced the latest round of $300,000 in funding.
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NewsNetflix to launch in Australia, NZ
The company announced on November 18 that it plans to venture into its next two major markets in March – but held back on pricing details until “a later date.”
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NewsFactory 25 takes world on Little Feet
The distributor has acquired worldwide rights to Alexandre Rockwell’s drama and set a December 12 New York theatrical release. Separately, an alliance of companies is handling the US release of What We Do In The Shadows.
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NewsKoch, NonStop board UK comedy
How To Live Yours, starring Jodie Whittaker, heads to post-production.
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NewsPalm Springs to honour JK Simmons
In what has become a reliable bellwether of Oscar nominations, the 26th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) will present JK Simmons with the Spotlight Award, Actor at its annual awards gala.
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NewsBrit films should be cheaper at cinemas, says Lionsgate UK CEO
EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate UK CEO calls for cheaper ticket prices for British films.
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NewsWendy Mitchell to join British Council
Mitchell will continue to write for Screen International as Contributing Editor.
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NewsGlasgow to honour Ingrid Bergman
Film festival to pay homage to Casablanca star as well as Australian cinema.
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NewsDev Patel drama 'Infinity' sells worldwide
EXCLUSIVE: Mister Smith inks deals on drama starring Patel and Jeremy Irons.
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NewsUPI opens China office
Universal Pictures announced on November 17 the official launch of a China office in Beijing to be led by Jo Yan.
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NewsMagnet picks up [REC] 4: Apocalypse
Magnet Releasing has picked up US rights to [REC] 4: Apocalypse.
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NewsTerry Jones unveils economics doc
Monty Python star co-directed feature; contributors include John Cusack.
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NewsBerlinale cuts discount by 50%
The Berlinale has cut its discounts for festival and market accreditation for next year’s film festival.
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NewsChris Crow's The Lighthouse begins shoot
Soda to distribute psychological thriller starring Michael Jibson and Mark Lewis Jones.
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NewsAustralia’s VOD habits revealed
New research shows that the strong preference for Hollywood films in Australian cinemas is not so overwhelming online.
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NewsICO works with BFI for archive film screening
The UK’s Independent Cinema Office (ICO) is kicking off a new screening event for UK exhibitors to focus on archive film.
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NewsInterstellar retains UK lead
Warner Bros’ sci-fi posts strong second weekend of $5.9m (£3.8m) for $18.9m (£12.1m) to date; The Imitation Game posts StudioCanal’s second best-ever UK bow with confirmed $4.29m (£2.74m).
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NewsSteve Carell in SBIFF honour
The star of Foxcatcher will collect the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Outstanding Performer Of The Year Award.
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NewsDiot adds position at Pole Image
EXCLUSIVE: Pascal Diot has been appointed managing director for Pole Image de Liege, the Belgian audio-visual centre.
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NewsEd Guiney to receive EFA award
Irish producer behind The Guard and Frank to receive European Co-production Award.