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NewsRed Sea drawing up plans for animation development programme
The programme may open to filmmakers from other regions, beyond the Middle East and Africa.
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News‘Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé’ earns $5.1m in North American previews
Concert film opens via AMC Theatres Distribution, expected to earn $15-20m over first four days.
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FeaturesRed Sea Lodge 2023 projects: the next generation of Arab and African filmmakers
Screen profiles the 12 projects selected for the 2023 Red Sea Lodge development programme.
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FeaturesUS producer Eric Hedayat talks making $150m historical epic ‘Desert Warrior’ at Neom
Eric Hedayat — the US executive producer of the $150m ’Desert Warrior’ — talks to Screen about shooting the first tentpole feature on location at Neom’s desert facility Bajdah
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NewsUS thriller ‘Fourth Wall’, romance ‘Chasing Red’ to shoot at Saudi’s Film AlUla
The films are the first two titles in a 10-project deal between Stampede Ventures and Film AlUla.
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FeaturesAFM sellers reflect on solid market, post-strike rush to production, EFM 2024
“You will see the El Niño of all Berlins with a downpour of projects… Unless you have a great project it will get lost.”
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NewsJordanian Oscar entry ‘Inshallah A Boy’ racks up additional sales (exclusive)
Italy, Scandinavia, Australia-New Zealand all jump in on the film.
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NewsChristopher Nolan to receive BFI Fellowship award, the Institute’s highest honour
The ‘Inception’, ‘Dunkirk’ director will receive the award at the BFI Chair’s dinner in February.
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NewsSaleh Bakri, Adam Bakri join Cherien Dabis’ Palestine drama (exclusive)
The production had to abandon plans to film in Palestine after the outbreak of the Israel–Hamas war.
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NewsUAE thriller ‘Three’ lands Middle East distribution ahead of Red Sea premiere (exclusive)
UK actor Jefferson Hall, whose credits include ’House Of The Dragon’, among the cast.
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NewsTelfaz11 emerges at forefront of Saudi film production with local and international slate
’We strive to make each film distinct from one another,’ says co-founder Ali Fadan
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FeaturesHow Mohamed Hefzy of Egypt’s Film Clinic is shepherding the next generation of Arab cinema
The latest slate of features from Egypt’s Film Clinic is being recognised on both the awards and festival circuits.
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Features“It’s a producers dream”: inside Neom’s nine-production deal with Saudi's Telfaz11
Screen reports on Neom’s partnership with leading Saudi production company Telfaz11 to produce up to nine film and TV projects over the next three years
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NewsBeyoncé leads US box office in highest post-Thanksgiving debut in 20 years, ‘Godzilla Minus One’ impresses
Godzilla Minus One delivers best debut by international film in US this year.
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News’Killers Of The Flower Moon’ PVoD, EST debut set for December 5
Crime epic has grossed more than $150m at worldwide box office.
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NewsVenice Horizons title ‘Behind The Mountains’ scores France distribution deal (exclusive)
Mohamed Ben Attia’s third feature played at Red Sea International Film Festival last week.
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NewsWhich films have proved popular at Saudi Arabia’s first independent cinema?
Hayy Cinema at Art Jameel hosted a special event with Red Sea International Film Festival.
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NewsAustralia’s disability-led Bus Stop Films readies first fiction feature ‘Baby Cat’
The film has received A$500,000 in funding from the government’s Department of Social Services, with the budget expected to be around A$5m.
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News‘Animal’ tops global box office with $42m debut; Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ strong in US but weaker abroad
‘Napoleon’ dropped to second in global chart; hits $137m after second session.
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Features‘Dream Scenario’ director Kristoffer Borgli on collaborating with Nicolas Cage: 'He wanted me to unlock something different'
Having made his mark with Norwegian black comedy Sick Of Myself, Kristoffer Borgli creates a nightmare for Nicolas Cage with Dream Scenario. Neil Smith probes the writer/director about the high-concept, English-language feature.