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NewsWajda, Seale, Brandauer, Haynes among Camerimage honorees
Andrzej Wajda and John Seale to receive Lifetime Achievement awards at Polish cinematography festival
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NewsPaddy Considine to star in CinemaNX thriller Honour
Shooting is due to begin on Nov 8 on the Isle of Man and in Glasgow.
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Summit renews Spanish output deal with Aurum
The news from AFM follows the announcement earlier this week of the Eastern European deal with Media Pro.
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NewsMysteries Of Lisbon wins top prize at Panorama of European Cinema
Late Chilean director Raul Ruiz’s Mysteries of Lisbon was named best film at the 24th Panorama of European Cinema which wrapped yesterday.
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NewsEndgame launches p&a fund to support wide releases
Jim Stern’s financing and production company has announced its long-in-the-works fund, partnering with equity investors, third-party producers and studios to provide marketing and distribution support for wide release Endgame and third party titles such as Rian Johnson’s 2012 sci-fi Looper.
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SFFS/KRF names ten grant finallists
Winners will be unveiled in December when more than $305,000 will be up for grabs depending on the production’s economic or professional impact on the bay area filmmaking society.
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NewsTurkey's Malatya Film Festival unveils line-up
Now in its second edition, the festival will run November 18 to 24 with the introduction of a new national film award.
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NewsFilmNation scores major deals on The Raven, House
CEO Glen Basner announced at AFM on Thursday (3) that the company has virtually sold out its first two productions, The Raven and House At The End Of The Street.
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NewsReelscape Films brings social cause to Fortune Cookies
Producer Becky Adams is hoping to partly finance the feature via crowdfunding as well as launching a 16 week education programme to run alongside the production process of the low budget British comedy.
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NewsAV cuts slew of deals for Mortician; Truth or Dare sold to UK
AV Pictures has sold its 3D project The Mortician to Grindstone for the US.
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NewsFilms Boutique closes Faust deals in UK, Spain, France, beyond
After winning the Golden Lion in Venice, Alexander Sokurov’s Faust has been sold to multiple territories by Films Boutique.Artificial Eye has confirmed that it has picked up the film (which screened recently at the BFI London Film Festival) and is planning a UK theatrical release for May 2012.Films Boutique has ...
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NewsBond 23's title confirmed as Skyfall
British actress Naomie Harris and French actress Berenice Marlohe to star as Bond girls, Javier Bardem confirmed as villain.
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NewsWestEnd boards Byzantium and Siberian Education
WestEnd Films brings Gemma Arterton vampire thriller and John Malkovich crime-drama to the AFM.
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NewsMatch Factory scores deals on The Sleeping Voice, Superclasico, Babycall
German sales outfit strikes deals on Danish foreign language Oscar hopeful and Noomi Rapace thriller
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NewsCelluloid's Chicken runs to SPC
Celluloid Dreams has closed a slew of territories on Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud’s Chicken With Plums, including a deal for US and Latin America with Sony Pictures Classics.
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NewsCinemavault checks into State of Emergency
Toronto-based Cinemavault has acquired international rights to zombie thriller State of Emergency.
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NewsMullen, O'Connell, Wareing join cast of The Liability
AV Pictures are handling international sales out of AFM on the road movie thriller which begins shooting in the UK later this month.
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NewsEuropa International talks EU priorities
Sales company collective Europa International held its second general assembly meeting in Rome last week, with topics of discussion including the future of the MEDIA programme, new policies in relation to digital cinema, legal development, and data collection for international distribution.
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NewsSony strikes multi-territory deal for Winterbottom's Bailout with Ealing Metro
Ealing Metro has struck a multi-territory deal with Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions (SPWA) on Michael Winterbottom’s Bailout to star Jack Black [pictured].