All Cannes articles – Page 259
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FeaturesThe new deal
Market activity in Cannes was boosted by debut companies and the return of equity, but deals were less exuberant than in 2011. By Jeremy Kay
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Front Row reveals Cannes acquisitions
Pick ups included Dom Hemingway from HanWay Films and Agent: Century 21 from Exclusive Media Group.
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NewsUniversal takes Italian rights to Catching Fire
Lionsgate International sold out the world in Cannes to the second episode of the smash Hunger Games series, set to commence production in September ahead of a global launch on Nov 22, 2013.
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NewsHanWay records blockbuster Cannes
Dom Hemingway sells to eleven markets, including Lionsgate for UK; company inks more than 200 deals on 12 titles.
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NewsLes Films du Losange closes final big territories on Amour
Asian and Latin American distributors fall for Michael Haneke’s Palme d’Or winner Amour.
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NewsAntiviral spreads to IFC for US
IFC Midnight has acquired US rights to Brandon Cronenberg’s Antiviral, which had its world premiere at Cannes in the Un Certain Regard section.
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NewsLa Sirga goes to Film Movement for North America
Film Movement has acquired all North American rights to La Sirga, Colombian director William Vega’s Cannes Director’s Fortnight selection.
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NewsOscilloscope takes Tchoupitoulas
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to Bill and Turner Ross’s documentary Tchoupitoulas.
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NewsSpanish buyers busy in Cannes despite complaints about high deal prices
Alta buys next Coen brothers film; Golem to distribute Haneke’s Amour.
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NewsReality sells for Fandango
Fandango Portobello has closed a number of deals on Matteo Garrone’s Cannes competition entry Reality.
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NewsNew Wave rolls with Loznitsa’s Fog
EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor picks up Cannes competition title and FIPRESCI winner In the Fog.
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FeaturesNight Train To Lisbon
Bille August recruited some of Europe’s most acclaimed actors for Night Train To Lisbon, the first film under a new partnership between Studio Hamburg and C-Films. Wendy Mitchell visited the set of the film.
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CommentDivisions at Cannes
Critics, audiences and jury at this year’s Cannes Film Festival agreed on a few titles, but were keenly divided on those which dared to subvert storytelling traditions.
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NewsAscot Elite and Senator Film go on spending sprees in Cannes
Ascot Elite Entertainment and Senator Film both had busy markets in Cannes with more than half a dozen new titles apiece in their luggage.
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NewsNew Horizons takes on three Cannes Competition titles for Poland
The New Horizons Association has acquired Polish rights to Cannes titles Holy Motors [pictured] by Leos Carax, Post Tenebras Lux by Carlos Reygadas and Beyond the Hills by Cristian Mungiu.
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NewsKaleidoscope closes slew of deals on Cannes slate
UK outift Kaleidoscope has seen brisk business on its Cannes sales slate.
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NewsMK2 has busy sales for Cannes slate
Top titles include Like Someone in Love, Laurence Anyways and On The Road.
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NewsBuyers track down Vinterberg’s Hunt
TrustNordisk strike deals for US, Germany, Australia, Spain, Brazil, Japan, South Korea among others.
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Amour set for Dec 19 US launch
Sony Pictures Classics (SPC) has set Michael Haneke’s Palme d’Or winner Amour for a Dec 19 US launch.