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Sky short Dead Happy to air on channel timed to Edinburgh premiere
Sky Movies Indie HD is working with the Edinburgh International Film Festival to have mirror screenings of festival selection Dead Happy on the channel.
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NewsWanda Films pick up Certified Copy, Enchantment for Spain
Leading producer/distributor Wanda Films has taken Spanish theatrical rights to Abbas Kiarostami’s Cannes competition title Certified Copy from MK2 and documentary The Field Of Enchantment from Wild Bunch.
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Blu-ray growth not as strong as expected, report says
Screen Digest’s research notes that total iInternational consumer spending on packaged media fell 2.9 per cent (at fixed exchange rates) to $17.1bn in 2009.
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Edinburgh plans online screenings with Projector.tv
Following the likes of Sundance and Tribeca, the Edinburgh International Film Festival will introduce an online element as part of this year’s festival.EIFF is partnering with online VOD site Projector.tv, owned by Future Film Group, which will create a secure, branded EIFF platform. Selections from past festivals as well as ...
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Mandrake teams with Queen Mary for MA in factual documentaries
The UK’s first MA course dedicated to producing specialist factual documentaries is to launch in September 2010 as part of a joint deal between the Film Studies Department at Queen Mary, University of London and Mandrake Films.
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NewsControversial doc Armadillo tops Danish box office
Cannes hit was number one at the Danish box office with a three-day gross of $287,936 on 56 screens.
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Cinepool's busy Cannes sales led by Legends of Valhalla and 7 Dwarves
Munich-based Cinepool made its first sales on two stereoscopic 3D animation films in a raft of deals at a busy Cannes market.
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NewsNew South Wales pledges $16m per year for film production
State government sets aside A$20m per year to help entice international films and local productions from other parts of Australia to NSW.
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NewsCamera takes Danish rights to Route Irish, Of Gods and Men, The Tree
Danish distributor also takes on Wiseman’s La Danse, hit Easy Money and A Somewhat Gentle Man.
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NewsPotter's Orlando set for US re-launch
Sony Pictures Classics (SPC) is to re-release Sally Potter’s Orlando in North American cinemas and on DVD and Blu-ray.
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Wiseman's Boxing Gym to get US run
Zipporah Films, distributor of the films of veteran documentarian Frederick Wiseman, has contracted mTuckman media to handle the US theatrical release of Wiseman’s Cannes Directors Fortnight entry Boxing Gym.
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Vertigo, NFTS start shoot for Guinea Pigs
Ian Clark writes and directs, with Megan Stuart and Mat Wakeham producing. The trio are all NFTS alumni.
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NewsCine Expo honours David Kosse as International Distributor of Year
Universal’s President, International, will receive the honour at a luncheon in Amsterdam on June 22 as part of Cinema Expo.
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NewsKarlovy Vary adds four competition titles
Selections include world premiere of Catherine Martin’s Mourning for Anna and international premiere of Daniel Burman’s Brother & Sister.
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Stockholm dedicates next festival to Dennis Hopper
The late actor, who visited Stockholm in 1991, will be honoured with a party during the November festival.
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Sturridge, Garai join Marsan in Junkhearts
Tinge Krishnan, who made BAFTA winning short Shadowscan, makes his feature directorial debut on the project, now shooting in London.
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Teza takes top prize at Spain's Tarifa African Film Festival
Festival screened over 100 African films from by dozens of respected filmmakers and producers from Europe and Africa.
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NewsElle Driver sells strong on Rubber, Silent House, The Assault
French sales company has a busy Cannes market, also including Women Are Heroes and In Your Hands.
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E1 takes on 13 titles from Cannes
Deals include Three Musketeers for UK, Universal Soldier IV for Canada.
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Samuel L Jackson heads to Giffoni
Susan Sarandon, Elijah Wood also set to attend Italy’s youth cinema event.