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Brendan Gleeson joins racehorse family adventure The Cup
Brendan Gleeson has joined the cast of family adventure The Cup that is set to commence production in Australia this summer and is being sold around most of the world by Myriad Pictures.
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Cinema Expo's Exhibitor of the Year is Pathe in Netherlands
Cinema Expo has announced that its 2010 International Exhibitor of the Year awards will go to Pathe Theatres BV and its managing director Lauge Nielsen.
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Phase 4 acquires trio from TF1 sales slate
Phase 4 has acquired all rights from TF1 to Ultimate Heist and Cash, both starring Jean Reno, and Francis Veber’s A Pain In The Ass.
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Apollo Cinemas launches first all-digital, all-3D multiplex in Europe
The new multiplex in Wales will house six Sony 4K digital screens, 3D enabled systems from RealD.
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NewsConspiracy of Silence producers launch online release
Producers buy back rights to the film about a Catholic Church scandal, starring Brenda Fricker, Sean McGinley, John Lynch and Hugh Bonneville.
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China, France sign film co-production treaty
China-French co-productions will be able to enter the Chinese market outside of China’s import quota.
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Naomi Wright tries for online investors for short Join My Band
The film stars UK musical theatre actress Jessie Buckley, who was a runner up on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s reality TV show I’d Do Anything in 2008.
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NewsPeter O’Toole and Geraldine Chaplin to star in Paris ballet drama
The $6.6m (€5M) French-UK production Jennifer And The Swan Boat will be directed by feature first timer Michael Beyer and produced by David Amory Lown and Patricia Twohill Lown of Palancar Productions.
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NewsSummit to release Fair Game in North America
Summit Entertainment will release Doug Liman’s spy thriller Fair Game in North America following its competition slot in Cannes.
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NewsTransilvania announces 12 competition titles
Founded in 2002, Transilvania is synonymous with the Romanian new wave and its international competition focuses on first and second features.
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NewsJosh Lucas joins Australian shoot for Red Dog
Rachael Taylor, Keisha Castle-Hughes, Noah Taylor and Luke Ford are also among the cast.
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Lionsgate takes US rights on Cannes market project One For The Money
Lionsgate has acquired US rights from Lakeshore and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment to the upcoming crime thriller One For The Money starring Katherine Heigl.
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NewsShia LaBeouf is Charlie Countryman for Mandate
Shia LaBeouf will star in romantic action project The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman for Mandate Pictures.
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NewsFirst day results for Iron Man 2 augurs well for weekend
Iron Man 2 grossed $2.2m from 960 sites in six territories on Wednesday, setting up a promising weekend as the action sequel prepares to touch down in more than 50 territories.
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Lightning sells major territories on Needle ahead of Cannes
Santa Monica-based Lightning Entertainment has disclosed the first wave of deals on John V Soto’s voodoo thriller Needle.
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When We Leave named Tribeca best narrative winner
Feo Aladag’s German entry When We Leave (Die Fremde) has won the ninth annual Tribeca Film Festival’s Founders Award for best narrative feature.
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NewsThe Extra Man to kick off 36th Seattle International Film Festival
Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini’s The Extra Man (pictured) and Aaron Schneider’s Get Low bookend the 36th Seattle International Film Festival, set to run from May 20-June 13.
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Film Independent hands out first Elizabeth Pena Fellowship
George Reyes will receive Film Independent’s first Elizabeth Pena Fellowship in Project:Involve.
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NewsBertucelli's The Tree to close Cannes
English-language family drama stars Charlotte Gainsbourg with Marton Csokas and Aden Young.
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Deckert to sell Portrait Of A Man
The Leipzig based company has picked up worldwide sales rights to Finnish director Visa Koiso-Kanttila’s documentary.