All AFM articles – Page 56
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NewsCarnaby slate draws AFM buyers
EXCLUSIVE: US, France, Australia, Germany among deals; Mercury Plains, Iggy Pop thriller ink sales.
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NewsAlchemy enters Ben Wheatley’s 'Free Fire'
NOVEMBER 12 UPDATE: In a significant development at AFM that illustrates its ambitions, the distributor confirmed it has picked up US rights to the British wunderkind’s crime thriller.
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NewsFinnish agents talk up 'Snow White Trilogy'
EXCLUSIVE: AFM attendees have been in talks over a potential YA film or TV adaptation of another Scandinavian property to take the book world by storm.
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NewsDominant, GLG Capital strengthen ties
EXCLUSIVE: Financier Michael Gianfriddo of Dominant Entertainment and capital markets expert Greg Gantman of GLG Capital have launched a strategic partnership to provide asset-based alternative financing for the entertainment and media industries.
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NewsSnowfort, AMP announce co-pro slate
First project will be Trent Haaga’s 68 Kill, based on the crime novel by Bryan Smith.
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NewsIan Hart joins 'Modern Life Is Rubbish'
The Exchange handles worldwide rights to the rom-com at the AFM.
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NewsWide Management inks Lat Am, Korea deals
EXCLUSIVE: 2 Nights Till Morning, Panama among in-demand titles.
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Features“You don’t always need a ton of money”: the story behind micro-budget Sundance hit 'Tangerine'
Director Sean Baker and co-star Mya Taylor on the making of their innovative, worthy awards contender Tangerine.
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NewsSlow AFM eyes China, market shifts
While China’s high-level forays into Hollywood have dominated the conversation all week, the view at ground level at a quiet AFM is of a market in fundamental flux where lower tier companies are locked in a fight for survival.
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NewsAFM: Magnolia acquires 'The Last King'
EXCLUSIVE: North American deal for action-adventure starring Game Of Thrones, Kon-Tiki stars.
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FeaturesA Good year: Miriam Segal on 'Infiltrator', 2016 slate
With her first production Infiltrator in the bag, Good Films producer Miriam Segal has ambitious plans for her slate in 2016.
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News'20,000 Leagues' dives into AFM
EXCLUSIVE: In its second bold statement of intent at AFM, the Los Angeles-based sales company has introduced 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea to the market, a rival project to Bryan Singer’s recently announced version of the timeless Jules Verne classic.
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FeaturesAFM 2015: Screen's dailies
Read Screen International’s daily magazines from the American Film Market (AFM) here.
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NewsAmazon Studios buys Refn's 'Neon Demon', plans theatrical
Gaumont and Wild Bunch pact with online giant.
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NewsUS BRIEFS: Lionsgate acquires 'Natural Born Pranksters'
Studio teams with YouTube stars on day-and-date launch
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NewsDDI, Fleet-Fairhaven launch $50m P&A fund
Double Dutch International (DDI) has struck a $50m P&A fund with the private wealth management firm.
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NewsCohen Media Group picks up 'The People Vs. Fritz Bauer'
Cohen Media Group has acquired all North American rights from Beta Cinema at AFM to Lars Kraume’s historical drama.
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NewsLittle Film Co finds 'The Perfect Physique'
The Little Film Company has come on to handle worldwide sales on The Perfect Physique and is in talks with AFM buyers.