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NewsPeccadillo, Authentic launch LGBT fund
UK distributor launches fund, picks up Nicole Conn drama.
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News‘Mad Max’ pushes Warner Bros past $1bn
Mad Max: Fury Road opened in 68 markets on an estimated $65m powered by a string of number one debuts.
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NewsJude Law confirmed for Sorrentino’s 'Pope'
Jude Law has been confirmed to play the lead role in Paolo Sorrentino’s upcoming TV series The Young Pope, about a fictional American Pope who becomes the most conservative leader the Vatican has ever seen.
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NewsEx-Bond Girl joins Bartok horror 'P.O.V.'
Fortissimo Films handling pre-sales at the Cannes Marche.
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News‘Pitch Perfect 2’ rules US on $70.3m
Universal’s female comedy directed by Elizabeth Banks stormed to the top of the North American charts as Mad Max: Fury Road arrived in second place.
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NewsOettinger hints at TV, film waivers in Digital Single Market
European Commissioner spoke with the film industry in Cannes.
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NewsCannes: ‘Carol’ rockets to Screen Jury lead
Cate Blanchett’s performance in Todd Haynes’ lesbian drama will be tough to beat.
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NewsCatherine Hardwicke’s 'Miss You Already' scores sales
EXCLUSIVE: Salt secures deal for Toni Colette, Drew Barrymore comedy-drama in Germany, France, Japan.
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NewsUS, UK execs launch Midnight Road
EXCLUSIVE: Crime-drama, James Ellroy novel, TV series on slate of new LA-based production outfit.
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News'Pride' star Ben Schnetzer to play tragic journalist Dan Eldon
EXCLUSIVE: Ben Schnetzer, star of gay activist drama Pride, is to play a tragic Reuters photojournalist who was stoned to death in Mogadishu in 1993.
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NewsSwedish Minister defends Film Agreement plans
Swedish Culture Minister Alice Bah Kuhnke has defended her decision to scrap Sweden’s Film Agreement.
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NewsDavid Puttnam returns to production with 'Arctic 30'
Chariots Of Fire producer David Puttnam is returning to filmmaking for the first time in more than 15 years
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NewsUma Thurman signs for 9/11 drama 'The 11th'
EXCLUSIVE: Uma Thurman and Christopher Lee are among the ensemble cast to have signed for a Copenhagen-set drama set during the 24-hours before 9/11.
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NewsKevin Williams closes classic Almodovar deals
EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Williams Associates has closed some eye-catching deals on its remastered Pedro Almodovar film, Labyrinth Of Passion.
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NewsCreative England reveals new iFeatures trio
EXCLUSIVE: Creative England has named the three films to be greenlit for production through the latest round of its low-budget filmmaking initiative iFeatures.
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NewsParis Coproduction Village unveils 2015 line-up
Second edition set to unfold in French capital June 10-12.
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NewsWide sells 'Our Last Tango' to Taiwan, Greece
EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based documentary specialist has sealed several deals on Argentine filmmaker German Kral’s Our Last Tango.
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NewsCannes title 'Son of Saul' scores worldwide deals
EXCLUSIVE: Films Distribution racks up sales.
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Film4Climate, Ecoprod call on producers
The World Bank Group’s Film4Climate programmme and Ecoprod are inviting film producers to join forces in the development of a plan to reduce the environmental impact of film production and to raise more awareness about climate change.
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NewsAndy Vanya toasts Hungary Fund
A bullish Andy Vajna has hailed the work of the Hungarian Film Fund in galvanizing film production in the country and “cleaning up the mess” left after the dissolution of the debt-ridden Hungarian Motion Picture Foundation (MMKA).