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The Brit 50: Passion Pictures
Passion has upcoming docs on John Belushi, Alex Ferguson and Charlie Chaplin.
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Nick Frost boards animation 'Stardog And Turbocat' as Kaleidoscope beefs up AFM slate (exclusive)
Company also adds another family animation, Second World War thriller and porn documentary to sales titles.
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TorinoFilmLab 2018 Coming Soon line-up revealed (exclusive)
Films presented last year include Golden Bear wiunner Touch Me Not and Critics’ Week winner Diamantino.
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The Brit 50: Raw
Raw is developing a narrative version of its hit Sundance doc ‘Three Identical Strangers’.
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The Brit 50: Rook Films
Rook has worked on several titles from co-founder Ben Wheatley including ‘Free Fire’.
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The Brit 50: Revolution Films
Revolution has produced all of co-founder Michael Winterbottom’s films since 1994.
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The Brit 50: Salon Pictures
Upcoming Salon titles include ‘Grand Theft Auto’ doc ‘The Billion Dollar Game’.
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The Brit 50: Scarlet Films
Scarlet Films’ Ceci Dempsey spent nearly 20 years developing festival hit ‘The Favourite’.
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The Brit 50: Scott Free London
Scott Free London are working on two titles with Keira Knightley including ‘The Other Typist’.
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The Brit 50: See-Saw
See-Saw’s Steve McQueen thriller ‘Widows’ releases this November after festival premieres.
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The Brit 50: Sigma Films
Sigma worked on David Mackenzie’s period epic ‘Outlaw King’ starring Chris Pine.
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The Brit 50: Sixteen Films
Sixteen Films produced two Palme d’Or winners from co-founder Ken Loach.
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The Brit 50: Tempo Productions
Tempo feature ‘The Wife’ is generating awards talk for star Glenn Close.
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The Brit 50: Trademark Films
Trademark will shoot play adaptation ‘The Father’ next spring.
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The Brit 50: Turbine Studios
Turbine is developing comedy ‘Hallelujah!’ starring Ralph Fiennes as Handel.
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The Brit 50: Unstoppable Film And Television
Past Unstoppable films include ‘Adulthood’ and ‘Brotherhood’ from co-founder Noel Clarke.