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FeaturesWeekly International Box Office - February 12
ScreenDaily brings you the weekly international box-office news.
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NewsBerlinale reboots German films
Organisers moot restructure of German film strands for 2011 edition.
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NewsBuyers amused by Spanish Movie
Spoof film Spanish Movie racks up sales ahead of the European Film Market.
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NewsBenelux, Russia get Amphibious
Celsius Entertainment has closed key deals on Brian Yuzna’s 3D creature feature Amphibious 3D with Dutch Film Works/BFD in Benelux and Leopolis in Russia/CIS.
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NewsEaling scores with hockey comedy What The Puck
UK sales outfit goes back to its “feelgood” comedy roots with new Peter Cattaneo feature.
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NewsWestEnd boards two from Israel
Boutique UK sales agency WestEnd Films has taken on sales for Footnote, the new film from Joseph Cedar (pictured), who won a Silver Bear and was Oscar nominated for his last film Beaufort.
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NewsDumont gets tribute at Sarajevo
French auteur Bruno Dumont will be the subject of the annual Tribute at the Sarajevo Film Festival, which runs July 23 to 31.
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NewsFinecut does deal with Kim Jee-woon's Devil
Korean sales company FineCut has announced it has picked up I Saw The Devil, the upcoming film from Kim Jee-woon, hit director of The Good, The Bad, The Weird.
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NewsFortissimo signs Pretty deal on Winter's Bone, Radiant Child
Fortissimo reveals sales on high profile Sundance titles head of the European Film Marketing opening this week.
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NewsThe Little Film Company boards Cleese-starrer Spud
LA-based The Little Film Company has boarded worldwide rights to the South African kids film Spud and will commence pre-sales at the EFM.
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NewsMetropolis/Timeless add The Chalet Girl, Taxi Wars for EFM
Joint sales venture Metropolis International Sales and Timeless Films have added two new titles to their current slate of films for the European Film Market at the Berlinale.
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Landmark digital piracy case opens in Italy
The Italian Audiovisual Anti-Piracy Federation seeks damages from telecom operator over illegal downloading.
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NewsRome Film Festival expands expert commission
Organisers for the International Rome Film Festival have expanded its expert commission for the fifth edition this autumn.
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News3D films boost 2009 German box office
German box office and cinema admissions boosted by 3D and local titles.
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NewsNonStop takes Scandinavian rights to Polanski doc
Swedish distributor picks up Scandinavian rights to Marina Zenovich’s documentary.
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NewsProtocol UK, Fintage House join forces on new service
Collection agencies Protocol UK and Fintage House join forces to launch “proactive service”.
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NewsAriel Veneziano launches Recreation sales company at EFM
Ariel Veneziano will be talking to buyers in Berlin under the auspices of his new international sales company Recreation, part of the Recreation Media consultancy he launched last year.
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NewsBibliothèque Pascal takes top honors at 41st Hungarian Film Week
Szabolcs Hajdu’s latest received the Golden Reel award on Monday as the annual showcase of local cinema came to a close.
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FeaturesRobust Sundance raises spirits
It is being hailed as the best Sundance in years by North American buyers and sellers, but what does it mean for the international market going into this month’s EFM in Berlin (Feb 11-21)? Jeremy Kay reports