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NewsMartin Scorsese’s 'The Irishman' gets China deal with Media Asia
Hong Kong-based Media Asia has acquired rights to distribute Martin Scorsese’s upcoming crime drama The Irishman in China.
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NewsKim Ki-duk’s 'The Net' sells to Japan
Controversial Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk’s The Net, set to world premiere at the upcoming Venice Film Festival, has pre-sold to seven countries including Japan (King Records).
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NewsDogwoof scores TIFF-bound Israeli football doc
EXCLUSIVE: Forever Pure is headed to Toronto after winning three awards at the Jerusalem Film Festival.
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Reviews'The Light Between Oceans': Venice Review
Dir: Derek Cianfrance. US/Australia/New Zealand. 2016. 133mins
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NewsUK distributor Metrodome placed in administration
Most staff made redundant, Screen understands.
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NewsScreen Awards 2016 shortlist
Twentieth Century Fox, Curzon Artificial Eye and Picturehouse lead the nominations; Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie is the most nominated film.
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NewsFantastic Fest top brass expand market focus
EXCLUSIVE: The hierarchy has broadened the remit of next month’s Fantastic Market, maintaining the event’s historically strong ties with Latin American projects while expanding into a forum that addresses global genre.
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NewsFortissimo Films files for voluntary bankruptcy
Hong Kong and Amsterdam-based sales agent Fortissimo Films has filed for voluntary bankruptcy in the Netherlands, bringing to a close the company’s 25-year run as a champion of Asian and independent cinema.
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NewseOne invests in Secret Location
The media giant based in Toronto, London and Los Angeles said on Wednesday it had completed its investment in the digital studio as it pushes into virtual reality and new format content.
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NewsUS Briefs: Burn Later Productions, Killer Films cast 'Lemon'
Brett Gelman, Judy Greer, Michael Cera and Nia Long have signed on to Janicza Bravo’s drama.
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NewsParticipant Media to shut down Pivot
The Los Angeles-based company is winding down its struggling cable network as it seeks to focus on content creation and social impact amid a climate of TV network consolidation, rising programming costs and increasing consumer choice.
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NewsNorthern Banner acquires 'Hello Destroyer'
The Raven Banner specialty label has acquired Canadian rights to Kevan Funk’s film ahead of its world premiere in Toronto’s Discovery section next month.
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News108 Media acquires 'Crushed', 'The Weekend Sailor'
The Toronto-based sales and distribution company has acquired rights to five films.
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NewsSlamdance to expand DIG showcase
The Park City festival is building out its second Los Angeles showcase dedicated to emerging independent artists and storytellers working in hybrid, immersive and emerging forms of digital media art.
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NewsToronto: 'Transparent', 'Black Mirror' episodes in TV line-up
TIFF audiences will get the chance to see the first three episodes of the new season of Jill Soloway’s acclaimed Emmy-winning Amazon Studios series Transparent.
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NewsCTBF head Richard Wilson dies aged 58
Former UK television exec dies following a short illness.
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NewsCurzon to stream European Film Awards
EXCLUSIVE: Curzon strikes deal with EFAs to stream event on VOD platform Curzon Home Cinema.
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NewsArthur Hiller, 'Love Story' director, dies aged 92
Oscar-nominated director was AMPAS president between 1993-97.