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News'The Jungle Book' remains top in China
The Jungle Book nears $100m as Yesterday Once More and The Huntsman: Winter’s War debut in second and third, respectively.
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NewsDogwoof picks up Eva Orner's 'Chasing Asylum'
Chasing Asylum, an account of Australia’s immigration policy, is set to premiere at Toronto’s HotDocs.
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NewsSteven Berkoff to reprise theatre roles on film
The actor will star in feature film versions of his shows Shakespeare’s Villains and Tell Tale Heart.
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NewsSally Hawkins, Jack Lowden to star in 'Cross My Mind'
EXCLUSIVE: UK sales company Film Constellation launches with drama from Fish Tank producer.
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NewsConcourse Cannes-bound with 'The Little Hours'
Concourse Media chiefs Matthew Shreder and James Andrew Felts have scored a coup and will commence sales on the Croisette of Jeff Baena’s dark comedy through their Concourse Film Trade division.
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NewsSarah Paulson joins 'Rebel In The Rye'
Bloom handles international sales on the J.D. Salinger biopic that has begun principal photography in New York City.
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NewsWaypoint picks up two Mark Millar properties
Ken Kao and Dan Kao will partner with Addictive Pictures to produce under their first-look deal.
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NewsTWC sets summer date for 'Tulip Fever'
The Weinstein Company will debut its all-star period romance in limited release on July 15 in US.
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NewsViva takes North America rights to 'The Unbidden'
Viva Pictures has acquired North America rights to Quentin Lee’s The Unbidden, following its world premiere at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival last week.
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NewsUS Briefs: Miramax options rights to 'The Reason You're Alive'
Plus: Sylvia Hoeks joins Alcon’s Blade Runner sequel; Screen Media acquires Michel Gondry’s Microbe & Gasoline; and more…
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News'London Town', 'Play The Devil' to premiere at LA Film Festival
Top brass announced on Tuesday the 42 world premieres selected for the US Fiction, Documentary, World Fiction, LA Muse, and Nightfall Competitions to screen at the festival, set to run from June 1-9 in Los Angeles.
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NewsComcast said to be eyeing DreamWorks Animation
A Universal spokesperson declined to comment on Tuesday evening following a report in the Wall Street Journal that parent company Comcast was lining up as the latest suitor to woo Jeffrey Katzenberg in a possible acquisition worth more than $3bn.
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NewsKorea’s Lotte continues expansion in Vietnam
Major South Korean exhibitor Lotte Cinema is opening two new sites with eight screens in Vietnam this week, bringing its total to 111 screens in the territory.
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NewsGlobal Screen to distribute fantasy animation 'Bayala'
Pre-sales to begin at Cannes Marche in May.
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NewsWatershed, ICO launch archive festival in UK
EXCLUSIVE: The inaugural Cinema Rediscovered festival will host screenings, workshops and the ICO’s Archive Screening Day 2016.
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NewsInside Pictures 2016 line-up revealed
Executives from See-Saw Films, Curzon and Paramount are among those taking part in this year’s industry programme.
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CommentScreening Room: reason to be fearful?
Proposal to smash theatrical release windows has cast a pall over the industry, writes Screen US editor Jeremy Kay.
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NewsRussia's 'Insight' among goEast winners
goEast winners in Wiesbaden; Polish Film Institute backs Ida producers; Berlin-based A Company launches Ukrainian distributor.
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NewsBrexit will hurt British film sector warns industry survey
The majority of people working in the UK’s media and creative sector oppose Brexit and believe leaving the European Union will damage the global role of Britain’s film, TV and advertising sectors.