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NewsAgnieszka Holland’s ‘Green Border’ tops Polish box office for second weekend despite political attacks
Refugee drama is now one of the top 20 releases of 2023 in Poland.
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NewsFrench film industry joins forces to call on government for AI protections
More than 70 creative organisations write to French prime minister calling for AI rules that protect IP.
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NewsFrench box office slips in September 2023, but continues steady year-on-year climb
”“September is always low,” said FNCF’s Marc-Olivier Sebbag, “People have other things to do.”
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NewsThe Big Screen Awards unveils 2023 nominations
Disney, Picturehouse, Mubi lead with most nominations.
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NewsEdinburgh film festival embarks on search for festival director
Kate Taylor, programme director for the festival’s one-off 2023 streamlined edition, has confirmed she will not be applying.
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NewsCattleya co-founder Marco Chimenz to join French group Federation Studios
Exec’s credits at ITV Studios owned Italian production company include ’ZeroZeroZero’, ’Gomorrah’ and ’Django.’
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NewsLuna Carmoon’s Venice title ‘Hoard’ scores multiple deals including UK (exclusive)
Film also sells to Greece, Poland among others.
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NewsUK crews to demonstrate at opening night of BFI London Film Festival
Instagram account BritCrewStories has posted a call to action for the demonstration on social media, in the wake of the Hollywood strikes.
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NewsGolden Scene boards Tokyo competition title ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ (exclusive)
The Hong Kong drama recently received two nominations for the Golden Horse Awards.
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NewsParamount drops ‘Mean Girls’ on TikTok in unprecedented studio promotion
One-off ’Mean Girls Day’ event comes three months ahead of release of new theatrical film.
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NewsUniversal Pictures International boards Michael Jackson biopic
Principal photography on ‘Michael’ to begin once actors’ strike ends.
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NewsMalaysia’s ‘Snow In Midsummer’ heads 60th Golden Horse Awards nominations
‘’Eye Of The Storm’ and ‘Marry My Dead Body’ also secure several nods.
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NewsRyusuke Hamaguchi’s ‘Evil Does Not Exist’ leads APSA Award nominations
Japan heads the nominations, followed by China.
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NewsStudio Soho International, EST Studios board Seán Devlin’s ‘Asog’ (exclusive)
The title premiered in Tribeca, and will play at BFI London Film Festival.
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NewsPort of Production international producer residency arrives at Filmfest Hamburg
Focus turns to ”how to run a company, manage employees, draw up a business plan and think about the future and how to produce in a sustainable way.”
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NewsScreen Scotland under pressure following Scottish government’s £6.6m arts funding cuts
The Scottish government has re-imposed a £6.6m cut on arts body Creative Scotland.
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NewsBBC Film bolsters its support for UK producers with fresh initiatives (exclusive)
The associate producer programme will support up to eight emerging producers, and the BBC’s Small Indie Fund is now open to film companies.
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News‘Sultana’s Dream’ seals German deal to social impact label Films That Matter (exclusive)
The 2D animation depicting a feminist utopia is premiered at San Sebastian before moving to Filmfest Hamburg.
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NewsBFI Network@LFF unveils 15 filmmakers for 2023 programme (exclusive)
Writers, directors and producers will take part in a series of masterclasses, screenings and networking opportunities from October 6-9.
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NewsSAG-AFTRA, AMPTP conclude Monday talks, will resume on Wednesday
Minimum wage, AI, revenue share remain key stumbling blocks.