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NewsPang, Mining to develop Polaroid Stories
EXCLUSIVE: US-based Story Mining & Supply Co (SMS) is teaming with director Pang Ho Cheung and Subi Liang’s Making Film Productions to develop and produce an adaptation of Zhang Youyou memoir Polaroid Stories.
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NewsDivergent storms US on $56m
The pilot feature from the latest aspiring YA franchise conformed to industry predictions to open top and deliver a highly promising $56m debut.
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NewsMSG buys 50pc stake in Tribeca
The deal between Madison Square Garden Company and Tribeca Enterprises values the latter at $45m and has the potential to expand the festival’s New York footprint into two of the most iconic venues in town.
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NewsSinclair, East exit Exclusive Media
Nigel Sinclair and Guy East have formalised their departure from Exclusive Media, the company they ran for close to six years as co-chairmen.
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Caliber Media to produce Condemned
Writer-director Eli Morgan Gesner is preparing to commence principal photography on the horror tale in New York in April.
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NewsiD heads for CinemaCon
Interactive group gaming company Audience Entertainment and global digital cinema company Barco have announced a new interactive technology platform for filmgoers.
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NewsAMBI Distribution hires Julie Sultan
Italy’s AMBI Pictures has opened a Beverly Hills office to house AMBI Distribution and hired Julie Sultan to run the new international sales division.
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NewsCinemaCon honour for Chris Pratt
Chris Pratt will receive the 2014 CinemaCon Breakthrough Performer Of The Year Award in Las Vegas on March 27.
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NewsDuo join The Age Of Adaline
Kathy Baker and Amanda Crew join Harrison Ford, Blake Lively, Ellen Burstyn and Michiel Huisman on Sidney Kimmel Entertainment and Lakeshore Entertainment’s romance.
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NewsBegin Again to close Tribeca
John Carney’s Toronto smash formerly known as Can A Song Save Your Life? starring Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo will close the festival on April 26.
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NewsImax, Disney extend deal
Imax Corporation and The Walt Disney Studios have added a slew of upcoming tentpoles as the parties extended their deal.
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NewsDust, Marmato take top prizes in Cartagena
Dust On The Tongue [pictured], Marmato, To Kill A Man take home prizes.
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NewsDark Matter of Love lands US deals
EXCLUSIVE: Tugg, Al-Jazeera, Netflix and Virgil Films to share rights.
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NewsSundance prepares episodic story lab
The Sundance Institute has announced (19) the first Sundance Institute Episodic Story Lab, set to run this autumn.
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NewsLionsgate, Roadside take Dear White People
Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have acquired all US and Canadian rights from WME Global to Justin Simien’s comedy ahead of two shows at New Directors/New Films this weekend.
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NewsBoulderLight moves ahead on Dementia
BoulderLight Pictures has hired Mike Testin to direct Dementia. XYZ Films represents North American rights and BoulderLight will handle international sales.
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NewsCassian Elwes to deliver IFTA Keynote
The producer, film finance and packaging specialist and former agent will address the Independent Film & Television Alliance’s (IFTA) 15th annual production conference on April 25.
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NewsTelemundo ramps up Isa release
NBCUniversal Spanish-language content division Telemundo Media has launched Isa, the first original feature to hail from its new multi-format, multiplatform production studio Fluency.
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NewsIvory Tower to get US release
Participant Media, Paramount Home Media Distribution, and Samuel Goldwyn Films are collaborating to release CNN Films’ Ivory Tower. Director Andrew Rossi explores the US higher education system in crisis and premiered at Sundance.
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NewsAvengers 2 pact signed in Korea
The Korean Film Council (KOFIC) announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for cooperation on the Avengers: Age of Ultron location shoot to take place in South Korea.