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Latest – Page 166
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NewsCannes Marché, Frontières launch genre partnership
Two markets will collaborate on a works-in-progress strand in Cannes this year and have sights set on a 2017 packaging and financing forum in Europe.
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NewsTribeca title 'Perfect Strangers' picked up by Italy's True Colours
Fledgling sales outfit has acquired worldwide sales rights to Paolo Genovese’s comedy, a box office hit in Italy.
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NewsEveryman eyes up to 25 new sites by 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Despite reporting a loss in 2015, revenue and admissions are up and Everyman Cinemas is primed for significant growth.
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NewsFrench feature film production rebounds in 2015
Overall film investment was up 23.1% in 2015, while investment from French TV broadcasters was up 29.7%.
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NewsFilms Distribution hires Wide sales exec
Georgia Poivre joins international sales team at Paris-based firm.
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NewsMIPTV: Netflix, BBC, Hulu deals on day two and three
Netflix enters Versailles; BBC One drama Capitol inks deals; Roots world premiere; Walter Presents buys Spanish drama for UK; Hulu reads The Book Of Negroes; Olivier Megaton doc gets sales deal.
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NewsItalian cinemas to halve ticket prices next week as promotion Cinemadays sees growth
Hundreds of cinemas to halve ticket prices next week; Hardcore Henry, The Jungle Book and local comedy L’Universale in cinemas during promotion.
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NewsFrance sees production boost as international spend rises 30%
Neil Jordan’s big budget Riviera and James Foley’s Fifty Shades Freed among productions due to shoot in territory this year.
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NewsIDFA founder Ally Derks to step down after 30 years
Documentary festival head to move to Berlin; filmmaker Barbara Visser to oversee next year’s festival.
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NewsStudiocanal to release Scorsese’s 'Silence' in UK
Historical drama stars Adam Driver, Liam Neeson and Andrew Garfield.
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News'Interlude In Prague' starts shoot, adds cast
Morfydd Clark, Ade Edmundson and Charlotte Peters have all joined the biographical drama about Mozart.
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NewsMIPTV: deals round-up
Netflix picks up an ITV series while Public Enemy [pictured] scooped the inagural MIPDrama Screenings awards.
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NewsStudiocanal invests in Cumberbatch's SunnyMarch TV
Company invests in trio of independent companies including Benedict Cumberbatch’s SunnyMarch TV,Atlantis producer Urban Myth Films and Spain’s Bambú Producciones.
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NewsBac adds sales exec ahead of English-language push
EXCLUSIVE: Appointment of former eOne exec comes as Paris company eyes expansion into larger European-financed, English-language productions.
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NewsAgnieszka Holland, Tom Of Finland films get Swedish Film Institute backing
The Swedish Film Institute has backed nineteen projects in its latest round of funding.
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News3D family-adventure 'Aldabra' inks sales, distribution deals
EXCLUSIVE: Aldabra: Once Upon An Island will have two market screenings at Cannes following its domestic release in the Czech Republic.
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NewsFrontières: 'Amsterdam Gothic' attracts Belgian co-pro partner
Second feature from The Pool director to be co-produced by Potemkino.
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NewsHolliday Grainger, Max Irons join Jane Austen adaptation 'Sanditon'
EXCLUSIVE: The Riot Club duo join Charlotte Rampling in upcoming comedy sold by Goldcrest.
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NewsMichael Fassbender-Alicia Vikander drama sells to Russia
Derek Cianfrance’s The Light Between The Oceans sells to Arthouse, which also buys Jesse Owens biopic Race.
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NewsTerry Gilliam’s 'Don Quixote' gears up for September shoot
Shoot is due to take place in Spain and Portugal on long-gestating project, now joined by producer Paulo Branco.