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All France articles – Page 105
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NewsTV sales professionals talk lessons learned from virtual markets
“It’s not enough to simply put the shows online.”
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NewsCharades, Neon sign innovative sales on three titles including ‘She Dies Tomorrow’
Sundance docs ’Spaceship Earth’ and ‘The Painter And The Thief’ are also part of the deal.
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NewsVenice chief says “there is a concrete desire” to work with Cannes
Festival chief says collaboration would be act of solidarity for embattled cinema world.
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NewsRosalie Varda joins mk2 films to manage 800-title classic film catalogue
Appointment comes hot on heels of mk2’s Netflix deal in France.
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NewsCharades seals fresh deals on ‘Swallow’ as title gets VoD boost in the US (exclusive)
Indie title topped the US box office chart in April thanks to drive-in cinema screening.
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NewsBiennale confirms Venice Film Festival dates, says no discussions underway with Cannes
Festival organiser expects film festival to go ahead September 2-12 as planned.
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NewsWorks of François Truffaut, Jacques Demy head to Netflix, following mk2 deal
50 classics films in catalogue will be available on Netflix in France in deal running for rest of 2020.
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NewsSeries Mania extends project component of Digital Forum until May 29
Online platform was created to replace physical event that was due to take place in northern French city of Lille.
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FeaturesCannes 2020: what was in the running (and still might be)
The prestige films that will now need support to connect with international buyers and audiences.
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FeaturesComment: Cannes – requiem for the dream
The industry will adapt and survive: it’s comprised of obstinate fighters.
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NewsNew dates revealed for Cannes Marché du Film’s online edition
Marché pushes event forward by week after festival abandons end-June start.
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NewsCannes acknowledges late June start no longer possible, considering other options
Film festival mulling options after government bans large gatherings until at least mid-July.
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NewsCannes dealt blow as France bans larger gatherings until mid-July
National lockdown extended through May 11.
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NewsCMG signs key European partners on ‘Panda Bear In Africa’ (exclusive)
WW Entertainment acquires rights for Netherlands, Belgium.
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Newsmk2 films veteran Juliette Schrameck reveals departure from leading French sales outfit
Schrameck piloted sales on titles including ’Personal Shopper’ and ’Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’.
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NewsFestival Scope, Shift72 join forces as online film festivals proliferate
Paris-based festival platform specialist and online streaming expert sign exclusive deal.
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NewsNetflix helps kickstart French Covid-19 film and TV workers emergency relief fund
Streaming giant has made similar donations in UK and Italy.
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NewsUPI France chief Xavier Albert talks complexity of releasing under lockdown
French branch of UPI is set to break French theatrical window with The Invisible Man, 1917, Queen & Slim and Dolittle.
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NewsSeries Mania chief Laurence Herszberg assesses challenging 2020 digital edition
Online platform replaced industry component of French TV festival which was cancelled due to Covid-19.
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NewsAnnecy Film Fesival and Market cancels 2020 edition; online version planned
It will announce an Official Selection for online on April 15.