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NewsEmmerich set for 'Moonfall'
German director Emmerich sells script to Universal and is set to direct the sci-fi story.
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NewsSheen to direct 'Green River Killer' for QC
Michael Sheen is to make his feature directing debut on - and star in - the true crime thriller, based on the actor’s own script
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NewsLegendary gets Lawrence's 'Bad Blood'
Legendary Pictures has won a bidding war for a high finance tale with Jennifer Lawrence attached to star and Adam McKay set to write and direct.
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NewsFour men sentenced to total of 29 years in UK film fraud case
Keith Hayley, Robert Bevan and Charles Savill sentenced to nine years in prison; Norman Leighton gets two years suspended sentence.
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NewsWakeling’s 'Ghosts in the Machine' awarded at Sunny Side of the Doc
Industry event unfolding in French port town of La Rochelle unveils project awards, sets Asian Side of the Doc dates.
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NewsBrexit: UK and European industry react
UPDATES: BFI & BFC COMMENTS. There has been a shocked and dismayed response to the news of Brexit in almost every sector of the British film industry; responses in Europe have also been extremely downbeat.
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NewsEdinburgh: 'Pikadero' and 'Suntan' take top prizes
The winners have been announced at the 70th Edinburgh International Film Festival.
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NewsDocumentary commissioners look for heroes and hope in migrant crisis
La Rochelle’s Sunny Side of the Doc festival and market previewed Canal+ and BBC’s migrant documentary Exodus.
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NewsSweden plans six shorts inspired by Bergman
Experienced directors invited to apply for Bergman Revisited, with shorts unveiled during his centenary year of 2018.
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NewsNordic Talents pitch selects 15
Nordisk Film & TV Fond has unveiled the list of Nordic graduation students and their projects running for the $30,000 (NOK250,000) pitch prize and $6,000 (NOK 50,000) special mention prize at Nordic Talents (Aug 31-Sept 2).
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NewsPhil Davis joins Fusion Media Sales
Murray Dibbs departs as managing director after eight years at the company.
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NewsBrexit: what happens next?
International law firm Olswang details the potential fallout concerning free movement of crew, film distribution, copyright and soft money.
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NewsEU referendum result "devastating" for UK film and TV
As the UK votes decisively to leave the European Union, the film and TV sectors are in limbo.
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NewsNorth American Briefs: Hot Docs launches Ted Rogers Fund
Plus: AwesomenessTV begins ‘Straight Outta Oz’ shoot; and more…
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NewsReports: German cinema gunman killed by police
According to German media outlets, a masked man is dead after opening fire at a cinema complex in Viernheim, near Mannheim, in western Germany.
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NewsBavaria, Sky team for $28m 'Das Boot' TV series
The $28.5m eight-part series will serve as a sequel to the 1981 hit film.
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NewsAardman talks next film 'Early Man', a new TV series and VR
Aardman talked to Screen in Annecy about future projects - including the Eddie Redmayne-voiced Early Man - BFI support and learning curves.
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NewsKim Dong-ho issues apology and promise for Busan future
Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) chairman Kim Dong-ho has made a public apology and vowed to have BIFF’s articles of association changed by the end of July so that local filmmakers can call off their boycott.
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NewsFilm London appoints Vimeo's Jordan McGarry to production role
Jordan McGarry joins Film London as head of talent development and production, taking over from Deborah Sathe.
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NewsNordisk takes over rights to 'Department Q' novels
Nordisk takes reins on Department Q novel adaptations following Zentropa hits.