Small MPU – Page 912
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NewsHugh Grant joins cast of Cloud Atlas
The feature adaptation, directed by Andy and Lana Wachowski and Tom Tykwer, will shoot in Scotland, Spain and Germany from September 16.
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NewsThe Inbetweeners Movie makes it four in a row in the UK
Hit comedy takes further £2.1m for £39.4m to beat out newcomers Friends With Benefits and Jane Eyre
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NewsSwedish Film Institute backs Easy Money sequel
Babar Najafi’s Easy Money II and Danish-Swedish director Kathrine Windfeld’s Hamilton-In the Interest Of The Nation to receive backing from the Swedish Film Institute.
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NewsFlach Film boards sex comedy The Anatomist
Veteran Paris-based producer Jean-François Leptit of Flach Film Production has come on board as French co-producer of new sex comedy The Anatomist from writer-director Gabriela Tagliavini.
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NewsFilm New Zealand opens LA office
New Zealand national film body Film New Zealand and local post production outfit Park Road Post Production are joining forces to open an LA-based office.
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NewsJames Cameron joins forces with Christie to push next-generation 3D
Christie and Cameron’s Lightstorm to exhange research and tech support
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NewsPristina Film Festival announces jury, expands co-production forum
Director Joshua Marston among guests at festival’s third edition
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NewsWarrior of the Rainbow wages war on Taiwanese box office
Wei Te-sheng’s war epic has set the highest opening record for a 2D film in Taiwanese film history.
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NewsEdinburgh International Film Festival appoints Chris Fujiwara as artistic director
He replaces festival director James Mullighan, who headed up the criticised 2011 edition; Gavin Miller is stepping down as CEO of the festival’s parent company, the Centre for the Moving Image.
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NewsLiddell moves on Killer Joe, Magnet buys God Bless America
Liddell Entertainment has stumped up a $4m MG for US rights to the thriller Killer Joe starring Matthew Maconaughey and Emile Hirsch following its weekend North American premiere in Toronto.
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NewsSony's Pascal, Lynton mourn death of John Calley
Former Sony Pictures chairman and CEO John Calley has died. He was 81.