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NewsCourt approves $9.5m Relativity loan
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has granted permission for the bankrupt company to pay staff and maintain day-to-day operations.
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NewsRelativity files for bankruptcy
Ryan Kavanaugh’s embattled studio ended months of speculation on Thursday, initiating a voluntary Chapter 11 filing it said would allow it to strengthen the balance sheet and recapitalise.
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NewsDavid Glasser to exit TWC
The seven-year veteran who arrived in September 2008 to head the international division and climbed to president and COO has resigned and will leave in November.
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News'Beasts Of No Nation' to open in Landmark venues
Netflix, Bleecker Street and Landmark announced a partnership on Thursday that will put Netflix’s first original film in 19 of the US exhibitor’s markets.
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NewsKino Lorber acquires 'Arabian Nights'
The distributor has picked up North American rights to Miguel Gomes’ six-hour trilogy about social and economic woes in Portugal.
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NewsRegal rejects Paramount windows experiment
The largest exhibitor in the US has declined to take part in Paramount’s bid to shorten the traditional 90-day window between theatrical and home entertainment viewing.
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NewsNew Regency closes $200m financing
The new capital commitments will support the upcoming pipeline and as well as TV growth.
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NewsHBO, Russell Simmons strike first-look pact
HBO has struck a first-look deal with Russell Simmons’ new All Def Digital (ADD) for what the parties called a wide range of television projects.
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NewsPope visit delays NYFF opening night
The New York Film Festival (NYFF) world premiere screening of The Walk has been moved back one day to September 26 in anticipation of the Pontiff’s visit to the city.
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NewsCat Power to narrate Janis Joplin doc
The musician also known as Chan Marshall has boarded Janis ahead of the film’s out-of-competition world premiere in Venice. Content holds worldwide rights.
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NewsAwards posse get US release dates
Room, Secret In Their Eyes and Carol have been dated for the autumn corridor as their distributors bolster the films’ awards credentials.
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NewsAlex Ranarivelo to direct 'Running Wild'
Forrest Lucas and Ali Afshar of newly launched ESX Entertainment made the announcement on Wednesday.
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NewsRelativity lays off 75 employees
A spokesperson for the beleaguered company confirmed the development on Wednesday as speculation mounted that there would be an imminent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
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NewsTom Gilroy wins screenwriting grant
The writer has been awarded the 2015 Djerassi Residency Award / San Francisco Film Society Screenwriting Fellowship to work on his script Our Lady Of The Snow.
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NewsMorgan Neville's Keith Richards doc to debut on Netflix
Documentary on the Rolling Stones guitarist made by the director of Oscar-winner 20 Feet From Stardom.
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News‘Steve Jobs’ to screen at NYFF
Danny Boyle’s biopic starring Michael Fassbender as the digital age visionary who changed the face of personal computing, telephony and music will screen on October 3 as the centrepiece screening of the 53rd New York Film Festival.
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NewsSadie Katz to star in 'Blood Feast' remake
The actress joins Robert Rusler and Caroline Williams on US-based Gundo Entertainment’s splatter film remake.
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NewsElle Fanning eyed for 'All The Bright Places'
Miguel Arteta will direct Demarest Media and Mazur/Kaplan’s adaptation of the Jennifer Niven YA novel.
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NewsIndican Pictures acquires 'Death Valley'
EXCLUSIVE: The distributor has picked up all North American rights to the noir thriller and has set an October 20 release.