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NewsGlobal box office facing estimated $10bn loss due to coronavirus
Worldwide figures for the first three months of 2020 are already $4.7bn down on the Q1 average for the past three years.
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NewsUPI, Warner Bros to break French theatrical window alongside local studios, indies
France’s National Cinema Centre was granted powers in March to soften windows.
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NewsToronto planning “united platform” to support industry
TIFF Bell Lightbox extends closure to July 1.
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NewsAmazon Prime Video, SXSW to launch 10-day viewing platform
Festival had been set to run March 13-22.
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NewsParamount moves ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ to December, sets ‘A Quiet Place II’
The Spongebob Movie: Sponge On The Run pushed deeper into summer.
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NewsFilmatique launches free 7 Days Of Cinema series (exclusive)
Series kicks off with Jorge Thielen Armand’s Venezuelan drama 2016 drama La Soledad.
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News‘Minions: The Rise Of Gru’ moves to 2021 as another tentpole vacates summer
Universal Pictures follows similar move by Sony Pictures earlier this week.
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Reviews‘Tales From The Loop’: TV review
Amazon’s unusual sci-fi series stars Jonathan Pryce and Rebecca Hall
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NewsHighland Film Group boards ‘Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk’ for sales
Project in pre-production at India’s Toonz Media Group studio in New Zealand.
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NewsEmmy-winning composer, Fountains Of Wayne co-founder Adam Schlesinger dies from coronavirus
Oscar nod in 1997 for song from That Thing You Do!
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NewsUnifrance assesses Covid-19 impact on French cinema exports
“It’s still a shame, particularly for Portrait Of A Lady On Fire.”
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NewsIs the optimism of US exhibitor CEO at odds with Hollywood’s thinking?
“I would love to think that America will be enjoying summer movie season again at AMC Theatres.”
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NewsLong-running LGBTQ+ festival Frameline postponed due to coronavirus
Frameline2020 Fund launches with target of $250,000.
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NewsUS head theatre lobbyist talks stimulus package, windows, CinemaCon 2021
”The American Congress did something really historic in this gigantic piece of legislation.”
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News‘Morbius’, ‘Greyhound’ among Sony tentpoles pushed from summer slots
Cluttered early 2021 begins to take shape amid reshuffle.
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NewsCinemark, Disney cut executive salaries amid coronavirus pandemic
”We are not generating any revenue while theatres are closed, yet still must meet financial and contractual obligations.”
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NewsAlamo Drafthouse unveils first genre titles in Virtual Cinema initiative
Programming for Terror Tuesday and Weird Wednesday will alternate weekly.