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Berlin news – Page 38
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NewsBerlinale to hold minute’s silence for Hanau shooting rampage victims
“The Berlinale stands for tolerance, respect and hospitality.”
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NewsJohn Cusack in talks to join XYZ Films EFM sales title ‘My Only Sunshine’
Circle of Confusion, Patriot Pictures dark comedy heist thriller set to go before cameras in spring / summer.
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NewsBell Pottinger doc ‘Influence’ stirs up sales for Cinetic, EyeSteelFilm (exclusive)
France, Germany, Scandinavia among buyers.
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NewsChina’s film industry counts the cost of coronavirus outbreak
From cinema chains to producers, the Chinese industry is facing serious disruption.
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NewsBerlinale jury president Jeremy Irons addresses past controversial remarks
”I wish I didn’t have to take up time with this, but I don’t want it to continue as a distraction to the Berlinale.”
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Liam Neeson thriller ‘Memory’ lands at STXinternational for EFM sales
Black Bear Pictures fully financing; production expected to start in August.
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NewsTrue Colours acquires ‘A Bookshop In Paris'; reshuffles team ahead of EFM (exclusive)
Director Castellitto also stars in the film alongside Berenice Bejo.
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NewsJapan’s Nikkatsu picks up Kimo Stamboel’s ‘The Queen of Black Magic’ (exclusive)
Produced by Indonesia’s PT Rapi Films, the film is a reboot of the horror classic of the same name, directed by Lilik Sudjio.
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News‘Train To Busan’ follow-up ‘Peninsula’ scores raft of sales (exclusive)
The project, budgeted at roughly twice Train To Busan’s $8m, is heading to North America and France.
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NewsWestEnd takes worldwide rights to Talya Lavie’s ‘Honeymood’ (exclusive)
Lavie is best known for her first feature, Tribeca prize winner Zero Motivation.
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NewsNikolaj Coster-Waldau thriller ‘Suicide Tourist’ sparks US, international deals (exclusive)
Charades closes deals for Spain, Middle East, CIS.
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NewsMetro International takes sales on Robert Graves drama ’The Laureate’ (exclusive)
Tom Hughes stars as Graves alongside Dianna Agron and Laura Haddock.
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NewsVertigo Releasing, Rialto Distribution forge Australia and New Zealand co-venture (exclusive)
Under the new partnership, the duo has already acquired 15 titles for release in ANZ this year.
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NewsMemento boards Hany Abu-Assad’s spy thriller ‘Huda’s Salon’ (exclusive)
It is the Golden Globe-winning and Oscar-nominated director’s first feature shot in Palestine since his 2015 Gaza-set drama The Idol.
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NewsSundance drama ‘Charter’ flies to Benelux, Lithuania (exclusive)
The second feature from Sami Blood director Amanda Kernell is about a Swedish mother’s desperate move to abduct her own children.
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Newsmk2 films launches sales on Daniele Luchetti’s ‘The Ties’, Nir Bergman’s ‘Here We Are’ (exclusive)
Paris-based company launches a quartet of auteur titles at the EFM.
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NewsFirst Look: Suki Waterhouse in teen horror ‘Seance’ (exclusive)
‘You’re Next’ writer Simon Barrett making his feature directorial debut.
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NewsJoaquin Phoenix boards “mesmerising” Berlinale documentary ‘Gunda’ (exclusive)
UTA Independent Film Group, Cinephil represent North American, international sales.
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NewsOdin’s Eye takes worldwide rights to Danish hit ‘Into The Darkness’ (exclusive)
Project directed by Danish director and editor Anders Refn who has collaborated with Lars Von Trier.
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NewsIndustry call for Berlinale, EFM to keep late February slot
“It could bring new energy to the market.”