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SUNDANCE NEWS ROUND UP

2009-01-18T22:48:00+00:00

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Sundance sensation Push wins both jury and audience prizes
David Mackenzie's Spread sold to Anchor Bay in $3.5m deal
Arthouse Films picks up worldwide on Doug Pray's Art & Copy
IFC Films takes UK comedy In The Loop for US distribution

Sony Classics seals North American deal on Lone Scherfig's An Education Elle Driver swipes international rights to Arlen Faber
Fox Searchlight takes worldwide rights to Sundance premiere Adam Sundance favourite Humpday scores worldwide deal with Magnolia
Beyond takes Australia and New Zealand on Little Dizzle

Sony stumps up $2m for domestic rights to Black Dynamite

Senator steps in to buy Brooklyn's Finest in first domestic deal
Visit Films buys worldwide rights to Kimjongilia, Little Drizzle
IFC picks up US rights to I'm Gonna Explode

Elle Driver takes international rights to Wintour doc
E1 Films Canada picks up Sundance competitor Cold Souls
CMG takes on martial arts action feature Blood & Bone

Film-maker Miller launches new US distribution outfit CPG
Shoreline picks up worldwide rights to Dada's Dance

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