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All Berlin articles – Page 191
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NewsTriPictures pick up Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark for Spain
Major distributor TriPictures has taken Spanish theatrical rights to the Guillermo Del Toro backed horror Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark from Miramax.
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CommentCheer & fear at EFM
The international business was looking robust again for the first time in a long time, but rumblings over the future of the MEDIA programme cast a pall over the future health of European public funding.
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NewsNonStop full of energy at Berlinale
Swedish outfit acquires Sundance and Berlin titles The Future, Circumstance, Another Happy Day among others.
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FeaturesBuyers leave EFM with deals despite slow festival
A largely uninspiring festival selection did not dampen spirits at the market, where attendees reported robust business with one eye on the prospect of great riches to come in Cannes.
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NewsPolish fest Off Camera Plus expands
Peter Weir, Amitabh Bachchan, Roger Christian, Elvis Mitchell and Klaus Eder to attend Polish festival.
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NewsAdu Dhabi delegation has busy Berlin
The Abu Dhabi Film Commission, in partnership with the European Producers Club, brought five UAE producers to the Berlinale.
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NewsBuyers travel to Ruiz's Lisbon; Giamatti, Binoche join Cosmopolis
Veteran producer and Alfama boss Paulo Branco also talks about new productions including Cosmpolis’ growing cast.
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FeaturesJoshua Marston
The Maria Full of Grace director talks about his new Berlinale competition film about Albanian blood feuds.
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NewsDoc & Film takes on The Fatherless
Sales continue for Noir Ocean, Over Your Cities Grass Will Grow.
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NewsToby Roberts developing US road movie
UK film-maker Toby Roberts, whose short film Spoilt Broth was competing for the Berlin Today Award at the festival, is developing his first feature, a US set roadtrip movie called Four For The Border.
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Gold View lands Italian deal for Rising Sex
Japan’s Gold View has sold 72-year-old pornographer documentary Yoyochu – In The Land Of The Rising Sex to Rai Three for Italy.
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NewsBrownian co-producers to reunite for Leopold’s next film
The Netherlands’ Circe Films and Germany’s Coin Film, co-producers of Nanouk Leopold’s Forum film Brownian Movement, will re-unite for her next feature project It’s All So Quiet based on The Twin, the internationally bestselling novel by Gerbrand Bakker.
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NewsBKO continues to punch with buyers
Sahamongkolfilm International secures spate of deals on action film.
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NewsSwish reps Birmingham music documentary
Swish Films likes the sound of music doc Made In Birmingham - Reggae, Punk, Bhangra.
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NewsEFM buyers like sound of Parlay's The Words
Buyers have been flocking to The Words, Parlay Films’ drama that will star Bradley Cooper as an ambitious writer whose plagiarism returns to haunt him.