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TIFF to launch official content market in 2026
The initiative is supported by a $16.9m investment by the Canadian federal government.
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Unannounced boards ‘Children Of The Wicker Man’ doc from Robin Hardy’s sons (exclusive)
The sons of ‘The Wicker Man’ director explore their complex relationship with the film and their father.
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Sundance winner ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ among Transilvania IFF line-up
The 23rd edition of the Romanian festival runs June 12-24.
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Jessica Hausner to chair international competition jury of 2024 Locarno Film Festival
Leading Austrian filmmaker returns to Swiss festival having won its short film prize back in 1997.
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‘Furiosa’ director George Miller teases more ‘Mad Max’ films: “There’s other stories there”
Anya Taylor-Joy says stunt performances were all carefully organised: “It doesn’t make sense how safe that film was.”
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’Wild Diamond’ kicks off Screen’s Cannes 2024 jury grid with middling scores
The first scores for Magnus von Horn’s ‘The Girl With The Needle’ have also landed on the grid.
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Film Constellation launches sales on Ryuichi Sakamoto documentary ‘Tokyo Melody’ (exclusive)
The 1985 documentary features interviews and recording footage of the late composer.
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Cannes Competition title ‘The Apprentice’ scores UK-Ireland deal
‘The Apprentice’ stars Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong and Maria Bakalova.
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IDFA director unveils festivals symposium to address era of protest
“We need to examine our position so that we are not just relics of the past, protectors of conservative world views,” said Orwa Nyrabia.
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Clare Binns details Picturehouse film financing move, change to day-and-date strategy (exclusive)
Picturehouse Cinemas will play films without a theatrical window, after five years of not doing so.
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Juliette Binoche, Sally El Hosaini, Isabel Coixet to helm anthology film ‘Bike Me Up’ (exclusive)
The project will see six co-directors take part in six different European cities.
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Scanbox Production hires ‘The Guilty’, ‘Margrete: Queen of the North’ producers (exclusive)
Flint is a Producer On The Move at Cannes this year.
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Sergei Loznitsa gears up to shoot Stalin-era drama ’Two Prosecutors’ (exclusive)
Film based on a novel by little known Russian writer Georgy Demidov.
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True Colours secures US, UK and French homes for key titles (exclusive)
Sales include Venice opener Comandante, Laura Luchetti’s The Beautiful Summer and suspense thriller Don’t Hang Up.
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Coccinelle scores ‘Gondola’, ‘Fragments’ sales (exclusive)
Veit Helmer’s Gondola is a gay love story told without dialogue.
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MPM sends ‘Fine Young Men’, ‘Vanishing Goats’ to Cannes (exclusive)
Alejandro Pease’s queer coming-of-age drama is set in a Catholic school.
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Israeli industry figures in Cannes call for dialogue with international industry
”Our work definitely changed since October 7. It is harder to sell films and it’s harder to create co-productions.”
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Storyboard Media boards Danny Trejo thriller ‘Wages Of Sin’ (exclusive)
Paul Sloan from Green Book stars as a man framed for a crime he did not commit.
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China’s Parallax boards LGBTQ+ film ‘Some Nights I Feel Like Walking’ (exclusive)
Further titles include ‘All Quiet At Sunrise’ and Zhang Guoli’s ‘Strangers When We Meet’.
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Sundance documentary ‘Black Box Diaries’ locks in major sales (exclusive)
The film has sold to France, Switzerland, Benelux, Scandinavia & Baltics, Singapore, Spain, Canada and Hong Kong.