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NewsNetflix vice-president of international originals Erik Barmack departs
Vice-president of content Bela Bajaria to lead streamer’s international non-English TV originals efforts.
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NewsExpanding agency role under scrutiny as WGA talks hang in balance
April 7 expiry date for existing agreement looms as parties seek common ground.
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News'Captain Marvel' star Brie Larson boards CIA series for Apple
A Star Is Born producer Lynette Howell Taylor on board as executive producer.
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NewsTribeca Film Festival unveils immersive programme of VR, AR, mixed reality
Baobab Studios’ Bonfire, Yo-Yo Ma project Into The Light among selections.
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NewsNetflix to adapt 'One Hundred Years Of Solitude'
Spanish-language series approved by late author’s family.
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NewsIFP names Jeffrey Sharp new executive director
Producer won Independent Spirit Award in 2001 for best first feature for You Can Count On Me.
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NewsMoviePass switches strategy after tumultuous 18 months
New focus on subscriptions, original productions, Moviefone portal.
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NewsTribeca to premiere new work by Werner Herzog, Christoph Waltz, Jared Leto
Peter Strickland’s In Fabric among inaugural Tribeca Critics’ Week sidebar.
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NewsKary Antholis to depart as head of HBO miniseries, Cinemax programming
HBO Films president Len Amato’s remit to expand.
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NewsMGM appoints Katie Martin Kelley chief communications officer
Veteran served 12 years at Paramount, most recently consulted for President Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions.
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NewsRough House Pictures, Cinetic Media launch consultancy
Marketing executive Jared Shulman joins as CEO.
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NewsEric Bana crime thriller 'The Dry' begins Australia shoot
Roadshow Films to distribute in Australia, New Zealand.
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NewsBob Greenblatt named WarnerMedia entertainment chairman
Former NBC Entertainment chief to oversee HBO, the company’s upcoming streaming service and other assets.
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FeaturesOscar and Bafta early predictions: what might the 2020 awards season look like?
Screen looks ahead to next year’s race, the challenges facing Oscar and Bafta organisers and highlights some of the titles likely to be in the running.
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News'How To Train Your Dragon 3' rules international, 'Green Book' crosses $100m (update)
dateFox International’s Alita: Battle Angel brings in $40.4m for $278.2m.
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News'How To Train Your Dragon 3' slays Tyler Perry's final Madea outing in North America (update)
Green Book, Free Solo et al benefit from Oscar bumps.