All UK/Ireland articles – Page 724
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NewsJulian Assange on Raindance jury
WikiLeaks founder to judge films at the 21st Raindance Film Festival; 2013 line-up unveiled.
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CommentFIRST IMAGE: Suite Française
Matthias Schoenaerts and Michelle Williams give stern stares in the first look at the Second World War drama.
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NewsDogwoof acquires Mullins’ Chameleon
Dogwoof has acquired all foreign rights for Ryan Mullins’ documentary Chameleon, currently in production.
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NewsUK, Morocco sign co-pro pact
The UK and Moroccan governments have signed a co-production treaty.
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NewsAnchor Bay pact with Richwater
Anchor Bay Entertainment, the UK home entertainment arm of US distributor Anchor Bay, has signed a four film co-production agreement with Jonathan Sothcott’s Richwater Films.
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NewsOne Direction top UK box office
Sony score second number one in as many weeks as One Direction: This is Us debuts with $5.5m (£3.5m), including previews.
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FeaturesTerry Gilliam, The Zero Theroem
As his latest film receives its world premiere at Venice, the director talks about getting movies made, film vs digital and what he thinks about a 12 Monkeys TV series.
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NewsVenice: Making Locke under the radar
EXCLUSIVE: The team behind Tom Hardy drama Locke talk about how they quickly put the project together and shot in only eight nights.
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Ackermann joins Stealth
Glenn Kendrick Ackermann has joined Stealth Media Group as president of world sales.
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NewsUK premiere for Frears’ Philomena at LFF
Stars Judi Dench and Steve Coogan expected to attend gala screening.
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NewsHot projects on Screenbase
Benni Diez’s horror comedy Stung set to commence shooting, while principal photography is now underway on Guy Myhill’s The Goob.
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NewsLondon Film School details Barbican move
EXCLUSIVE: LFS outlines £14m relocation and upgrade to Barbican site by 2016.
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NewsBroken Circle UK premiere at Sensoria
Award-winning Berlin title to open Sensoria Festival in September; full line-up unveiled.
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NewsBallpark acquires Who Needs Enemies
Ballpark Film Distributors takes all UK rights to British crime thriller; sets release date.
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FeaturesEIS takes recovery position
The EIS gold rush for UK film finance has not materialised, but the experts tell Geoffrey Macnab the scheme can still be a very viable tool for UK producers.