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All Europe articles – Page 419
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NewsOppenheimer developing Act of Killing follow-up
EXCLUSIVE: The team behind the multiple-award-winning documentary The Act of Killing is developing a follow-up, The Look Of Silence.
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NewsMatch Factory debuting six at Cannes
New films by Ari Folman, Hany Abu-Assad and Sam Garbarski are among six market premieres being presented at The Match Factory at Cannes’ Marché du Film.
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NewsNordic Genre Invasion at Cannes
Iron Sky and Dead Snow sequels feature as part of a six-strong coalition of Nordic and German production companies.
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NewsGus Van Sant to teach in Sarajevo
Bela Tarr’s Film.Factory introduces BA and MA courses; Gus Van Sant lined up as an instructor.
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NewsByrne, Huppert, Eisenberg board Trier film
EXCLUSIVE: Picture is Norwegian Oslo August 31st director Joachim Trier’s first English-language film.
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NewsMortal Instruments sequel heading to Cannes
Mister Smith Entertainment is to debut the second in The Mortal Instruments franchise at Cannes.
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NewsThe Yellow Affair moves Home
The Yellow Affair has taken on international sales for Maximilian Hult’s Home.
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NewsCannes' Gilles Jacob to step down
The Cannes Film Festival has confirmed that Gilles Jacob will step down from his role as president in 2015.
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NewsPretty Pictures takes Dancing in Jaffa
French distributor snaps up Hilla Medalia’s Tribeca title from K5 International.
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NewsWild Bunch to preview Strauss-Kahn film at Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: No French investment in film as traditional cinema funders shied away from project in act of “self-censorship”, says Maraval.
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NewsMemento takes Brechner’s Mr. Kaplan
EXCLUSIVE: Comedy about a Jewish retiree who fancies himself a Nazi hunter is in post-production.
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NewsEuro admissions down in 2012
Record-breaking success of Skyfall boosts attendance of EU films to around 313 million admissions.
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NewsEFA support ARP petition
Petition aims to preserve Europe’s cultural exception in the EU/US trade and investment negotiations.
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NewsElle Driver unveils biggest Cannes slate
EXCLUSIVE: Cannes 2013 line-up includes new films from Coixet, Téchiné, Jacquot and Anurag.
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NewsFranco to star in Wenders’ Every Thing
The US actor will play a writer who causes the accidental death of a child.
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NewsGerman sellers ready Cannes slates
Sales companies Films Boutique, EastWest Filmdistribution and Beta Cinema have a raft of market premieres being lined up to screen at Cannes’ Marché du Film.
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NewsMarvin Gaye biopic shoot pauses
EXCLUSIVE: Julien Temple’s film will resume shooting in early June.
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NewsRussian sales firm to launch at Cannes
New films by Alexey Fedorchenko, Alexander Veledinsky and debutants Natasha Merkulova and Alexey Chupov are on the slate of the new Russian sales company Antipode Sales & Distribution being launched at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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Spanish festivals team for new section
San Sebastian, Seville and Sitges film festivals unveil new business section.