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NewsTFF 2013 draws 450k attendees
The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) drew more than 450,000 attendees to screenings, panels, community events and other attractions, festival top brass said on Monday [29].
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FeaturesCrossing Europe, Linz
Photos from the tenth anniversary of Crossing Europe, which took place in Linz from April 23-28.
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NewsKormakur to develop EVE project
Filmmaker Baltasar Kormakur has struck a creative partnership with multiplayer game company CCP Games.
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NewsFanning, SC Films join animation Gus
EXCLUSIVE: SC Films swoops on 3D animation about an orphaned bird from writer Cory Edwards.
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NewsFar Moor opens US division
TV financier and indie producer Far Moor has opened an office in LA and hired industry veteran Louisa Spring as part of its expansion into the US.
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NewsFilm4 in talks to join Loach feature
Wild Bunch to handle sales on Ken Loach drama due to shoot later this summer.
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News3D Creative Summit videos online
Videos include interviews with Ang Lee, David Attenborough and Phil ‘Captain 3D’ McNally.
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NewsSomeone You Love heading to Cannes
Pernille Fischer Christensen’s Swedish drama to reunite Mikael Persbrandt and Trine Dyrholm.
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NewsFive face £125m film fraud charges
Five include Salt co-directors Robert Bevan and Cyril Megret and former Little Wing Films execs. UPDATE: Salt offers comment.
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NewsUK releases update: Cuban Fury, American Hustle
StudioCanal has set an early 2014 release for salsa comedy starring Nick Frost, while Entertainment date four including David O. Russell’s American Hustle.
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NewsCineworld-Picturehouse deal investigated
Cineworld and City Screen ‘confident’ ahead of enquiry which will highlight five key sites.
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NewsGlobal Screen sells Wilder's Fedora
Global Screen is handling international sales for the restored version of Billy Wilder’s Fedora, which is screening in Cannes Classics.
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NewsYellow Affair partners on Marriage
The Yellow Affair has taken on international sales for romantic comedy 21 Ways To Ruin A Marriage.
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NewsuMedia expands Celluloid Dreams partnership
Slate includes Takashi Miike’s Cannes competition film Shield of Straw and Katrin Gebbe’s Un Certain Regard title Tore’s Pogo.
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NewsThe Exchange to sell Mob
Andy Garcia and Ray Romano will join Michael Pitt and Nina Arianda on Rob The Mob, which Brian O’Shea and his sales team will introduce to buyers on the Croisette.
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NewsGibney to direct Sinatra doc
Prolific documentarian Alex Gibney will make a film about the iconic Frank Sinatra for the new Alcon Television Group and Frank Sinatra Enterprises.
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NewsLightning takes Gus to Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: The Santa Monica-based sales, production and distribution company has swooped on international sales rights to the SXSW entry starring Michelle Monaghan, Radha Mitchell and Michael Weston. ICM Partners is in the process of negotiating a US deal.
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NewsCNN acquires Pandora’s Promise
The company has taken domestic television rights to Robert Stone’s Sundance premiere and will broadcast in the US in November ahead of a June theatrical release orchestrated by Richard Abramowitz.
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NewsFirth, Stone set for Allen comedy
The producers of Woody Allen’s untitled new comedy confirmed on Tuesday [30] that the film will star Colin Firth and Emma Stone, as previously reported.
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NewsNatalie Portman to play Lady Macbeth
EXCLUSIVE: Portman to play Lady Macbeth opposite Michael Fassbender in See-Saw production.