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NewsTaiwan submits Ice Poison for Oscars
Drug drama directed by Midi Z put forward for Best Foreign-Language Award.
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NewsIM Global, Fuqua Films join forces
Training Day director Antoine Fuqua and producing partner Kat Samick team with film financing, sales and distribution firm.
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NewsGerman funds foster links with Norway, Denmark
Closer collaboration is being promoted by two German public film funds and opposite numbers in Norway and Denmark.
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NewsGreece enters Oscar race with Little England
Pandelis Voulgaris’ Little England has been submitted by Greece for the Academy Awards.
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NewsToronto 2014: Screen's dailies
Download Screen International’s daily magazines from the Toronto International Film Festival here.
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NewsBuyers flock to Dead Lands
EXCLUSIVE: Toa Fraser’s action-thriller sells to UK, Germany and China, among others.
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NewsHPI sells major territories on 99 Homes
EXCLUSIVE: Hyde Park International (HPI) has licensed Ramin Bahrani’s buzz drama 99 Homes to StudioCanal in the UK and VVS in Canada in a raft of major sales.
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News'Berlusconi' VOD debut canned over cinema boycott threat
Norwegian cinema directors threatened to boycott comedy ahead of a planned VOD world premiere.
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NewsVal Kilmer, Susanne Bier on Zurich jury
Susanne Bier to head international competition jury at Zurich Film Festival, which also includes US actor Val Kilmer, Bosnian director Jasmila Žbanić and more.
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NewsDoc & Film seals National Gallery, Melody deals
EXCLUSIVE: Melody [pictured] piques buyer interest after Montreal wins.
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NewsWide inks US, Germany deals
EXCLUSIVE: The Lesson [pictured], Eva Braun, Golden Kingdom find distributors.
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NewsKite Runner star launches Cairo cinematheque
EXCLUSIVE: British Egyptian actor Khalid Abdalla talks new film venue in Egypt.
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News'Montenegro' team plan Berlin TV series
EXCLUSIVE: Alex Holdridge and Linea Saasen, the writer/directors in Toronto with Meet Me in Montenegro, are now writing an ambitious TV series to be set in 1945 post-war Berlin.
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NewsLuang Prabang fest to open with Lao omnibus
The Luang Prabang Film Festival (LPFF) has announced its line-up for this year’s edition, including the world premiere of Lao omnibus Vientiane In Love, which opens the festival on December 6.
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NewsTIFF starved of domestic deals
As the second week of Toronto got underway, A24 pounced on While We’re Young and the hope remained that a deal for Top Five would inject life into what has been a muted event thus far.
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NewsCassavetes to direct Corsan's Expiration
Thriller centres on a poisoned former CIA agent turned assassin who has 20 hours to discover who wants him dead.
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NewsVSC, Kino Lorber ink distribution deal
Companies sign three-year multi-platform Canadian home entertainment distribution deal, launching with Man of the West [pictured] DVD/BR release in November.
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NewsSubmarine trades on We Are The Giant
Submarine has licensed all US rights excluding TV broadcast to Greg Barker’s documentary film to Music Box Films.