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US writers to meet with studios on Friday over resumption of talks
The studio-instigated meeting will be the first formal discussion between the factions since strikes began.
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Sundance prioritises in-person screenings as first 2024 plans unveiled
Premiere screenings of all festival films will continue until January 23 in Park City and Salt Lake City.
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Cineworld names new board as it exits Chapter 11
Board members include former Warner Bros CEO Ann Sarnoff
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‘Red Rooms’ wins jury prizes at Fantasia festival
British thriller Femme was also on the prize list.
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Raven Banner takes ‘Hundreds Of Beavers’ for international (exclusive)
The Canadian comedy screened last week at the Fantasia festival.
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Malaysia’s ‘Abang Adik’ wins top prize at New York Asian Film Festival
Special mention went to Chinese feature ‘Flaming Cloud’.
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French film industry confident of navigating US strikes as Olympic-sized headache looms
If the actors and writers’ strikes last beyond the autumn, major productions could be challenged by planning for the Paris Olympics.
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Charlie Kaufman to receive Sarajevo 2023 honorary award
The festival will host a special screening of ‘Adaptation’.
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SAG-AFTRA defends interim agreements for indie projects as “vital part of our strategic approach” in strike negotiations
US actors Viola Davis and Sarah Silverman have cast doubt on whether interim agreements are a positive for SAG-AFTRA’s cause.
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Sony shuffles release schedule as strike effect spreads
Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse and Kraven The Hunter are among affected films.
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SAG-AFTRA grants interim agreements for casting on independent projects
Guy Ritchie project among first productions to get new ‘interim - casting’ agreement.
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Buffalo 8 takes worldwide rights on ‘Soviet Sleep Experiment’ (exclusive)
The thriller is based on a story from horror website Creepypasta.
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Chilean horror tale ‘Invoking Yell’ sells to Welcome Villain (exclusive)
Patricio Valladares directed the homage to nineties found-footage horror.
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Italy embarks on major campaign to promote its film industry worldwide (exclusive)
Italy has just hosted Summit for US and French producers, is taking major delegation to Tokyo Film Festival and will be Country in Focus at Berlinale’s EFM.
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Emmys ceremony to be postponed due to Hollywood strikes (reports)
A new date in November or January could be announced soon.
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Directors’ Fortnight entry ‘The Sweet East’ to Utopia for North America
The travelogue drama also recenlty screened at Karlovy Vary.
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Comcast wants “fair deal” with Hollywood strikers, reports theatrical revenue boost
Studio-owning conglomerate warns of “negative impact all round” from prolonged stoppage.
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Michael Mann’s ‘Ferrari’ to close the New York Film Festival
The likely awards contender is set to compete in Venice next month.
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Toronto to open with Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy And The Heron’
Studio Ghibli feature will be first animated film to open the festival.