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  • Little Accidents
    News

    Maiden Voyage lines up Mediterranea

    2014-01-21T20:32:00Z

    Jonas Carpignano will direct the feature version of his Venice 2011 award-winning short A Chjana, one of several films backed by new company Maiden Voyage Pictures.

  • John Wells
    News

    ASC honour for John Wells

    2014-01-21T19:54:00Z

    John Wells will collect the American Society Of Cinematographers’ Board Of Governors award in Los Angeles on February 1.

  • Nadine de Barros
    News

    Fortitude Int'l heads to EFM

    2014-01-21T17:13:00Z

    International sales agent Nadine de Barros, financier-producer Daniel Wagner and veteran producer Robert Ogden Barnum have teamed up to launch the LA-based sales and financing venture.

  • Dexter Davis
    News

    D Street takes on Heaven Hath No Fury

    2014-01-21T11:11:00Z

    Romantic comedy pitched by two first-time writers.

  • Concerning Violence
    Reviews

    Concerning Violence

    2014-01-21T09:14:00Z

    Dir: Göran Hugo Olsson. Sweden-US-Denmark-Finland. 2014. 85mins

  • Life Itself
    Reviews

    Life Itself

    2014-01-21T09:10:00Z

    Dir: Steve James. US. 2014. 112mins

  • Igor Shteyrenberg
    Features

    Igor Shteyrenberg, Miami Jewish Film Festival

    2014-01-21T00:04:00Z

    On the eve of the 17th annual Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF), director Igor Shteyrenberg talks Woody Allen and Ida.

  • The Babadook
    News

    Wild Bunch moves on Babadook

    2014-01-20T23:42:00Z

    SUNDANCE: In the most high-profile piece of European business thus far at the festival, eOne and Wild Bunch have struck a deal over Jennifer Kent’s buzzy genre film.

  • Ed Zwick
    News

    CAS to honour Edward Zwick

    2014-01-20T23:33:00Z

    The veteran filmmaker will receive the Cinema Audio Society Filmmaker Award at the 50th Annual CAS Awards on February 22.

  • I Origins
    News

    Sundance: I Origins, Night sell

    2014-01-20T18:09:00Z

    SUNDANCE: Amid a flurry of Park City announcements, Fox Searchlight has paid around $3m for world rights to I Origins. Separately, RADiUS-TWC has picked up The Night Comes For Us and A24 has closed its second deal of the festival.

  • Boyhood
    Reviews

    Boyhood

    2014-01-20T17:32:00Z

    Dir/scr: Richard Linklater. US. 2014. 160mins

  • The Skeleton Twins
    Reviews

    The Skeleton Twins

    2014-01-20T12:22:00Z

    Dir: Craig Johnson. US. 2013. 90mins

  • Happy Valley
    Reviews

    Happy Valley

    2014-01-20T10:23:00Z

    Dir: Amir Bar-Lev. US. 2013. 98mins

  • A Most Wanted Man
    Reviews

    A Most Wanted Man

    2014-01-20T08:17:00Z

    Dir: Anton Corbijn. 2013. Germany-US. 121mins

  • 12_Years_a_Slave___
    News

    Slave, Gravity split PGA vote

    2014-01-20T06:31:00Z

    12 Years A Slave and Gravity advance to the Oscars on March 2 as the frontrunners on paper following the PGA awards ceremony on January 19.

  • Mo Brothers
    Features

    Timo Tjahjanto, Killers

    2014-01-20T06:13:00Z

    Timo Tjahjanto – one half of the Mo Brothers with (non-sibling) Kimo Stamboel – talks to Jeremy Kay on the eve of the Sundance world premiere of Killers and explains why the filmmakers are going their separate ways.

  • The Voices
    Reviews

    The Voices

    2014-01-20T00:20:00Z

    Dir: Marjane Satrapi. US-Germany. 2013. 103mins

  • Wish I Was Here
    News

    Focus takes Zach Braff drama

    2014-01-19T22:39:00Z

    SUNDANCE: The new-look Focus Features led by Peter Schlessel has made its first high-profile acquisition in Park City, reportedly paying around $2.8m for North America, Poland and South Africa on Zach Braff’s Wish I Was Here.

  • The Green Prince
    News

    Sundance: Green Prince sales

    2014-01-19T21:39:00Z

    The first two deals have closed on the Day One documentary from producers Simon Chinn of Red Box Films, John Battsek of Passion Pictures and director Nadav Schirman of A-List Films.

  • kink
    News

    MPI Pictures gets Kink

    2014-01-19T20:27:00Z

    Christina Voros’ documentary will open theatrically in late summer following the deal, which concluded in Park City.