All News articles – Page 1997
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NewsAFM: Terry Jones to direct animation 'Sherlock Hound'
EXCLUSIVE: SC Films boards 3D family-animation from Monty Python icon ahead of AFM.
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NewsNorway, Belgium join expanded distribution initiative
EXCLUSIVE: Norway’s Arthaus and Belgium’s Imagine Film Distribution have joined an expanded second edition of the distribution initiative launched last year by Poland’s Gutek Film with FestivalScope as SCOPE50.
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NewsAFM: Altitude boards Rhys Ifans, Ed Skrein sci-fi 'Gateway 6'
Malachi Smyth’s sci-fi thriller topped the latest Brit List.
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NewsPicturehouse exec Clare Binns calls for diversity shake-up
This year’s Screen Awards Exhibition Achievement Award winner also called for more women in top jobs.
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News'Ant-Man' eyes strong China hold
The Marvel Studios hit has reached $289.1m and will seek to build on last weekend’s $42.4m debut in China.
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NewsPerfect Circle, Ten One to adapt 'Warrior Nun Areala'
EXCLUSIVE: Dean English of Perfect Circle Productions and Robert Burke of Ten One Entertainment are lining up the big screen treatment for Ben Dunn’s cult manga series.
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NewsAFM: CMG commits to 'Broken Vows'
EXCLUSIVE: Edward Noeltner’s Cinema Management Group has teamed up with Bullet Entertainment to handle international sales on the thriller starring Jaimie Alexander and Wes Bentley.
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NewsUniversal, 'Amy' big winners at Screen Awards 2015
The Screen Awards has unveiled its 2015 winners, recognising excellence in UK marketing, distribution and exhibition.
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NewsTribeca, Chanel launch Through Her Lens
Tribeca Enterprises and Chanel launched on Thursday the Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program.
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NewsCornerstone hires Catherine Quantschnigg as head of sales
Quantschnigg was mostly recently vp of international sales at Goldcrest International.
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NewsLos Cabos adds 'Carol', 'Remember'
Top brass at the Mexican festival have added a couple of prestige gala screenings and unveiled the World Highlights programme.
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News'Back to the Future' fans greet Zemeckis at Tokyo opening
The Tokyo International Film Festival kicked off its 28th edition on Thursday with Robert Zemeckis’ 3D high-wire thriller The Walk.
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News'Diary Of A Teenage Girl' earns four Gothams nods
IFP unveiled on Thursday the nominations for the 25th annual IFP Gotham Independent Film Awards.
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NewsSTX moves ‘The Free State Of Jones’ to summer 2016
In a show of confidence Robert Simond’s distributor has pushed back its Matthew McConaughey Civil War drama to May 13 of next year.
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NewsMichael Fassbender keen to build 'Assassin's Creed' franchise
The Steve Jobs and Macbeth actor is currently shooting the video game adaptation in London.
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NewsMichael Fassbender's 'The Snowman' to shoot in Oslo
Tomas Alfredsen’s adaption of Jo Nesbø’s The Snowman, set to star Michael Fassbender, is to become the first major international production to shoot in Oslo.
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US/CANADA BRIEFS: Wolfe picks up 'Those People'; trio launch Fireglory
Plus… Focus World acquires Puerto Ricans In Paris; Abramorama to release Rock In The Red Zone; The Bequest begins Canada shoot; and more.
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NewsJim Carrey thriller 'True Crimes' sets Krakow shoot date
EXCLUSIVE: Principal photography on thriller True Crimes, starring Jim Carrey, will begin in Poland’s Krakow on Nov 7.
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NewsAntonio Monda on his first year as Rome artistic director
New festival artistic director talks strengthening the programme, budget cuts and his desire to get Steven Spielberg to Rome.
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NewsRome: Dario Argento and William Friedkin deliver candid retrospective
Cinema greats Dario Argento and William Friedkin joined Rome Film Festival’s artistic director Antonio Monda on stage for a ‘Close Encounters’ discussion. What started as a retrospective; turned into a candid tell-all.