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MPM Premium adds ‘The Antique’ to slate, scores deals for ‘The Coffee Table’ (exclusive)
Georgian filmmaker Rusudan Glurjidze’s The Antique is set in 2006 amid the unlawful deportation of thousands of Georgians from Russia.
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15 French films to tempt festival directors in 2024
Includes new films from Marjane Satrapi, Jacques Audiard, Audrey Diwan, Michel Hazanavicius.
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Marjane Satrapi’s ‘Dear Paris’ with Monica Bellucci, ’Saint-Exupéry’ biopic lead Studiocanal’s Rendez-Vous slate
’Saint-Exupéry’ stars Louis Garrel, Diane Kruger and Vincent Cassel.
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Other Angle heads to Rendez-Vous with trio of comedies (exclusive)
Paris and Los Angeles-based sales agency has boarded films by Nicolas Benamou, Artus and Christophe Duthuron
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Manele Labidi’s ‘Queen Mom’ crowns Totem Films’ 2024 slate (exclusive)
Source: © Kazak Productions – Frakas Productions – ARTE France Cinéma - 2024 ‘Queen Mom’ French sales outfit Totem Films has acquired international rights to Arab Blues director Manele Labidi’s second feature Queen Mom and will kick off sales at EFM next month in Berlin. The ...
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Russia tops international markets for French films in 2023
It was followed by Germany, Poland, Italy and Spain.
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The Party adds Sophie Fillières, Kaouther Ben Hania features to 2024 slate (exclusive)
Paris-based sales company is kicking off sales for the projects at Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous in Paris this week
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Charades, Studio Chizu strike deal on ‘Mirai’ director Mamoru Hosoda titles (exclusive)
Charades has taken on worldwide sales rights outside of Japan for anime master Mamoru Hosoda’s library.
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Goodfellas readies powerhouse Rendez-Vous slate (exclusive)
The French sales outfit has the first image of Tomer Sisley in The Price Of Money: A Largo Winch Adventure.
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France TV Distribution adds documentary ‘Living With Wolves’ to Rendez-Vous slate (exclusive)
Doc is third in director Jean-Michel Bertrand wolf trilogy
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mk2 takes on sales for buzzy manhunt thriller ‘Ghost Trail’, comedy ‘Who Let The Dog Bite?’ (exclusive)
Both features will form part of Paris-based mk2 films’ line-up at Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous in Paris event this week.
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The Bureau Sales to showcase ‘Animal Tales Of Christmas Magic’ at Paris Rendez-Vous (exclusive)
The film is directed by five rising female directors.
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WTFilms boards Fabrice du Welz’s Belgian police thriller ‘Maldoror’; unveils first look (exclusive)
WTFilms will be at the Rendez-Vous with a genre-focused slate.
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Camille Cottin comedy drama ‘Une Honnête Femme’ heads Rendez-Vous slate of Pyramide International (exclusive)
Pyramide is also handling the directorial debut of Johanna Pyykkö, former assistant to Joachim Trier.
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Les Films du Losange reveals first look of Isabelle Huppert and Hafsia Herzi in ‘Les Prisonnières’ (exclusive)
The film is about the friendship that develops between two women whose husbands are imprisoned together.
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Urban Sales boards queer period drama ‘Girl For A Day’, buzzy animation ‘Silex And The City’ (exclusive)
Source: Urban Sales ‘Girl For A Day’ Paris-based Urban Sales has acquired Jean-Claude Monod’s queer period drama Girl For A Day and Jul and Jean-Paul Guigue’s hybrid animation Silex And The City and is launching sales for both films at Unifrance’s Paris Rendez-Vous next week, ...
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‘Anatomy Of A Fall’ producer Marie-Ange Luciani on embracing challenging productions and future projects
“If it’s not challenging, it’s boring,” says the powerhouse French producer
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Playtime joins Emmanuel Courcol’s ‘The Marching Band’
The film is about two brothers who discover each other later in life and bond over a love of music.
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How 'Robot Dreams' director Pablo Berger made a dialogue-free love letter to New York
After three highly regarded live-action features, Pablo Berger makes his animation debut with a graphic-novel adaptation about a robot and a dog. Screen speaks to him about New York-set charmer Robot Dreams.
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Memento International kicks off sales on Guillaume Nicloux’s ‘The Divine Sarah Bernhardt’ (exclusive)
Sandrine Kiberlain stars as the French icon in the film that is now in production in France.