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'Frozen 2' sets opening day records in South Korea, France as early international box office hits $18.6m
Early indications of $11.4m China Friday opening day.
Jeonju film festival programmers quit over succession issue
Core programming trio have walked out of South Korea’s second biggest film festival.
South Korea’s CJ ENM partners with Netflix on production, distribution agreement
The multi-year deal will begin in 2020.
‘Parasite’ triumphs at Asia Pacific Screen Awards
Kantemir Balagov’s ‘Beanpole’ picked up two prizes.
Picturehouse Entertainment takes ‘True History Of The Kelly Gang’ for UK & Ireland (exclusive)
George Mackay stars as 19th-century Australian outlaw Ned Kelly.
IDFA gets off to a powerful start with Mehrdad Oskouei’s ‘Sunless Shadows’
Artistic director Orwa Nyrabia talks female representation, Edward Snowden event, the future of the EDN and Saudi Arabia.
Arab Critics’ Awards for European Films announces three-strong shortlist
Winner will be announced at the Cairo International Film Festival.
How 'Parasite' became the highest-grossing foreign-language Palme d’Or winner in the US
Elissa Federoff, Neon’s head of distribution, on the US release strategy for Bong Joon ho’s awards contender.
‘It Must Be Heaven’ kicks off seventh Ajyal Film Festival in Doha
The youth-focused festival has recruited 400 young jurors from 41 countries.
‘Nutcracker And The Magic Flute’ sells to key Europe, Asia territories
Animation sold to Germany, Italy and more.
LevelK boards IDFA-bound Philippine drugs war documentary ‘Aswang’ (exclusive)
Alyx Ayn Arumpac, a Berlinale Talents alumni, directs her first feature.
Russia, UK, France power ‘Ford v Ferrari’ to box office crown as ‘Joker’ surges past $1bn global (update)
Sony’s Charlie’s Angels arrives in 26 markets on $19.3m.
United Media Asia strikes first-look deal with Kompas Gramedia conglomerate
First two projects in local-language pipeline are The Villa, The Betrayal.
AGBO, Condé Nast Entertainment’s 'Mosul' finds US buyer
Anthony Russo, Joe Russo among producers.
Cannes Film Week opens in Hong Kong amid escalating unrest
Wong Kar Wai and Johnnie To were among leading local filmmakers who attended the opening, but the red carpet was cancelled due to current events.
Screen November 12 2019
Screen’s weekly issues will run throughout the awards season.
China’s Phoenix bites for Luna’s ‘Sweeties’ (exclusive)
The sales agency’s AFM slate also includes UK post-apocalyptic drama ‘Nuclear’.
GDH sells ‘Friend Zone’ Chinese remake rights to Enlight (exclusive)
The Thai original was a theatrical hit locally and in China.
Warner Bros, Paramount, Sony execs to speak at Istanbul emerging cinema markets conference
The conference runs from November 19 to 21.
Breaking Glass takes world on Israeli LGBTQ drama '15 Years' (exclusive)
Distributor earmarks first quarter 2020 theatrical release in North America.
