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NewsPaul Verhoeven’s ‘Benedetta’ acquired for UK-Ireland distribution
Subversive period drama set to play in Competition at Cannes.
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News‘Small Axe’, ‘I May Destroy You’ clean up at Bafta Craft Awards
Steve McQueen and Michaela Coel shows dominate with eight awards.
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NewsPaddy Slattery’s ‘Broken Law’ scores global sales including North America
Irish crime thriller premiered at Dublin International Film Festival.
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NewsHighland adds Mickey Rourke supernatural thriller ‘Warhunt’ to Cannes slate (exclusive)
Jackson Rathbone, Robert Knepper also star.
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NewsJames Schamus makes first TV foray on Netflix’s ‘Somos.’
Six-episode show filmed in Mexico, will debut on streamer on June 30.
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NewsBonnie Bunyik, champion of Hungarian cinema, dies aged 77
Industry veteran survived by husband of 48 years, Bela Bunyik, children, grandchildren.
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NewsTorinoFilmLab reveals nine TV projects selected for SeriesLab 2021
Drama series from the UK, Belgium and Austria among development line-up.
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NewsRestart Conference: The Power of Accessibility
Speakers are actor, presenter and campaigner Adam Pearson, 104 Films’ Justin Edgar and producer Bryony Arnold.
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NewsHBO, facility execs talk UK studio demand and sustainability
HBO production executive discusses boom in production.
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News‘Peter Rabbit 2’ tops first post-lockdown UK box office with strong £3.8m
Takings were significantly up on the reopening in July 2020.
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NewsUniversal eyes Peacock growth, sets ‘Boss Baby’ sequel hybrid release
Move comes after Universal’s F9 stormed to $163m theatrical-only international debut.
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NewsKorea’s Bifan unveils NAFF project market line-up
The industry event will run entirely online from July 8-13.
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NewsMore than 40 documentary bodies appeal for Creative Europe changes
The European Union’s Creative Europe MEDIA programmes recently secured a budget increase.
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NewsRestart Conference: What lies ahead for the UK box office?
Restart Conference session hosted by Comscore looks across UK & Ireland box office and other international territories.
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NewsGermany to allow more flexible windows for state-funded films in “exceptional cases”
The new law applies to films funded by the German Federal Film Board (FFA).
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NewsTransilvania film festival teams with San Sebastian for 20th edition
Romanian festival sets opening film for in-person event.
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NewsChina fuels ‘F9’ $163m record international pandemic bow; UK pushes ‘Peter Rabbit 2’ past $30m (update)
Tentpole grosses $9.9m South Korea, $8.3m in Russia, all time opening weekend in Saudi Arabia.
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News‘F9’ races to $127m international, pushes franchise past $6bn global
Tentpole on track for $160m-plus opening weekend from eight markets.
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News‘Joe Bell’ moves from Solstice to Roadside, Vertical
Reinaldo Marcus Green directed 2020 TIFF world premiere.
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NewsKino Lorber buys provocative arthouse label Artsploitation Films (exclusive)
Kino Lorber will acquire through Artsploitation division six to eight theatrical titles a year and release as Artsploitation, A Kino Lorber Company.