All United States articles – Page 937
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NewsKino Lorber takes Riley
Kino Lorber has acquired from Le Pacte all US rights to Alain Resnais’ (pictured) final film The Life Of Riley.
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NewsIFC takes The Salvation
Kristian Levring’s Western received its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival
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NewsStar Wars begins Abu Dhabi shoot
Video of JJ Abrams on the set of Star Wars: Episode VII, including a previously unseen creature
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NewsPremiere sells Night Crew
EXCLUSIVE: Premiere Entertainment Group has closed a raft of deals in Cannes on The Night Crew starring Luke Goss, Danny Trejo and Bokeem Woodbine.
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NewsUS producers talk budgets, and passion, of indie film
Case studies include Cannes hit It Follows; producer Rebecca Green talks financing challenges.
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NewsBloom strikes Sea Of Trees sales
Alex Walton arrived on the Croisette with a new company backed by Garmin heir Ken Kao and arguably the prestige title of the market – and the buyers have responded.
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NewsHighland scores with The Trust
EXCLUSIVE: Highland Film Group has reported a solid Cannes market and closed key sales on the Nicolas Cage crime thriller.
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NewsMusic Box in tune with Gett
EXCLUSIVE: Shlomi and Ronit Elkabetz’ divorce drama premiered in Directors’ Fortnight.
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NewsSony to Rock The Kasbah
EXCLUSIVE: Sony acquires UK and select territories on Bill Murray comedy.
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NewsSundance announces NEXT Fest dates
Sundance Institute will present the Sundance NEXT Fest summer event from August 7-10.
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SSI acquires Spitfire for Poland
Silver Sword International (SSI) has struck deal with Icebreaker Films to distribute Spitfire Liberator: The Alex Herbst Story in Poland.
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NewsSubmarine cuts deals on Illmatic
Submarine has sold a raft of territories on Tribeca opener Time Is Illmatic.
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NewsMain Street, Crown Brand strike deal
Main Street Films announced in Cannes it has entered into a financing and co-production partnership with Hong Kong-based investment fund Crown Brand Corporation Limited.
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NewsWorldview gains $200m cash infusion
Worldview Entertainment has raised $200m that includes a capital raise from existing and new investors to bring the equity and debt level to $350m.
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NewsEpic sells Bognacki’s horror Another
EXCLUSIVE: Epic Pictures Group acquires international rights to Jason Bognacki’s horror thriller.
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NewsGlacier mints $100m production fund
EXCLUSIVE: Glacier Films backer and producer Vladimir Poliakov is launching a $100m fund to ramp up production at the year-old company.