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NewsJamie Dornan, Willem Dafoe open 51st Karlovy Vary
War thriller Anthropoid opens film festival in Czech Republic.
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NewsRai Com sells 'They Call Me Jeeg' to US, Europe
Gabriele Mainetti’s fantasy superhero film won seven Italian film awards earlier this year.
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NewsStudiocanal swoops on Lynne Ramsay-Joaquin Phoenix thriller
EXCLUSIVE: Hot Cannes package You Were Never Really Here has secured a UK deal; shoot due to get underway late summer.
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NewsCreative Europe launches $135m guarantee facility
Initiative will support 10,000 creative sector SMEs.
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NewsFilm Fest Gent reveals Nordic, Japanese programmes
Confirmed titles include Måns Månsson’s Yarden [pictured] and Eiji Uchida’s Lowlife Love.
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NewsNFTS launches trio of initiatives to support women directors
A mentorship programme and paid internships are being introduced in a bid to help boost the number of female directors in the industry.
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NewsKarlovy Vary to close with 'Café Society', honour Jean Reno
Guests at this year’s event will include Joshua Marston and actor Michael Shannon who will present new mystery-drama Complete Unknown.
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NewsFrancis Ford Coppola to receive Stockholm fest honour
The Godfather director will be presented with the event’s lifetime achievement award.
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NewsCinefile takes UK rights to Brian Cox drama 'The Carer'
EXCLUSIVE: Edinburgh-based Cinefile has taken UK and Irish rights to Brian Cox-starring The Carer from sales company Yellow Affair.
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NewsNordisk Fond gives largest doc grant to Brugger's 'Hammerskjold'
Fond also backs two TV serires and Lisa Langseth’s new feature.
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NewsDardenne brothers re-edit Cannes drama 'The Unknown Girl'
EXCLUSIVE: Final version of Cannes Competition title is now seven minutes shorter following critics response.
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NewsBrexit: DCMS comments, shadow culture secretary resigns as uncertainty reigns
ITV, Sky take stock market hit as uncertainty looks set to continue for film and TV industries following last week’s EU referendum vote.
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NewsGlavonic's Depth Two wins at Open City
The London-based documentary festival gives its emerging talent prize to Algerian director Hassan Ferhani.
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NewsToni Erdmann wins top prize in Brussels
Mirjana Karanovic’s A Good Wife wins best first film; audience award goes to Iciar Bollain’s The Olive Tree.
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NewsMichael Haneke’s Calais-set 'Happy End' secures deals as shoot begins
EXCLUSIVE: Les Films du Losange secures key deals; Matthieu Kassovitz joins cast also featuring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Isabelle Huppert.
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NewsWakeling’s 'Ghosts in the Machine' awarded at Sunny Side of the Doc
Industry event unfolding in French port town of La Rochelle unveils project awards, sets Asian Side of the Doc dates.
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NewsDocumentary commissioners look for heroes and hope in migrant crisis
La Rochelle’s Sunny Side of the Doc festival and market previewed Canal+ and BBC’s migrant documentary Exodus.
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NewsSweden plans six shorts inspired by Bergman
Experienced directors invited to apply for Bergman Revisited, with shorts unveiled during his centenary year of 2018.
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NewsNordic Talents pitch selects 15
Nordisk Film & TV Fond has unveiled the list of Nordic graduation students and their projects running for the $30,000 (NOK250,000) pitch prize and $6,000 (NOK 50,000) special mention prize at Nordic Talents (Aug 31-Sept 2).
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NewsBrexit: what happens next?
International law firm Olswang details the potential fallout concerning free movement of crew, film distribution, copyright and soft money.