All Cannes Market articles – Page 95
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NewsArclight's Rabbit hops the world
EXCLUSIVE: Animated sequel sells to UK distributor, among other territories.
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NewsMAD unveils ten Arab releases
Cairo-based distributor will release the films across the region over the next year.
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NewsApparat readies first Indonesia co-pro
EXCLUSIVE: Malaysian production company to co-produce Dain Iskander Said’s film with Rupakata Cinema.
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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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NewsAlmeida wins Cannes' Doc prize
Doc Alliance Selection Award was given out at the Marche’s Doc Corner Brunch.
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NewsHilditch shares talent insight
Australian director took part in a top-level discussion about how the industry can best support new talent.
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NewsCannes names China Talents winner
The second edition of the forum in Cannes goes to a period drama.
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NewsThe Wonder first China-NZ co-pro
Beijing-based company comes on board ambitious fantasy adventure as investor/producer.
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NewsRenny Harlin to direct Skiptrace
EXCLUSIVE: Director Renny Harlin has boarded the buddy action comedy to star Jackie Chan, Seann William Scott and Fan Bingbing, which Alex Walton’s new Bloom is selling in Cannes.
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NewsArclight picks up Rainmark duo
Arclight Films has signed on to handle two features projects from TV company Rainmark Films: Oliver Hirschbiegel’s WWI drama The Guns Of August and comedy Woolly Faces.
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NewsVery Good Girls joins Cannes market
13 Films will represent all international sales in Cannes on Herrick Entertainment’s Very Good Girls.
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NewsUK Film Centre on £10m question
Speakers at roundtable including the BFI’s Ben Roberts and StudioCanal’s Danny Perkins.
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NewsTWC 'pays $12m' for Lion
The Weinstein Company (TWC) has paid what is believed to be in the region of $12m for world rights excluding Australia and New Zealand to Lion.
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NewsFortissimo seals deals on Hypnotist, Black Coal
Fortissimo Films has sold recent pick-up The Great Hypnotist to several territories and continues to do brisk business on Berlin Golden Bear winner Black Coal, Thin Ice, which was gone to Broadmedia Studios for Japan.
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NewsEFA calls for release of Oleg Sentsov
Ukrainian director was arrested over the weekend at his home in Crimea.
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NewsParkland joins Man in the Box
Shooting on first English language film from Arsen A Ostojic [pictured] starts in September.
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NewsElectric secures $50m capital infusion
Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment has accessed a $50m capital infusion in the form of corporate and production credit facilities from First Republic Bank.