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NewsTrustNordisk taking 'Harold' to Cannes
TrustNordisk has picked up the rights to Here Is Harold and will introduce the Norwegian dramedy to buyers in Cannes.
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NewsRefn, Coppola on Cannes jury
Willem Dafoe and Gael Garcia Bernal also among those called up for jury service at the 67th Cannes Film Festival.
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NewsSalles to host Cannes masterclass
Brazilian filmmaker to be patron of sixth La Fabrique des Cinémas du Monde.
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NewsOther Angle takes Golan-Globus Cannes title
EXCLUSIVE: Dancing in Jaffa director captures life and times of legendary Israeli producers Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus.
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NewsWomen in film workshop set for Cannes
Workshop to probe statistics behind the debate on women in film.
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NewsMedia Luna takes five for Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: New films by Dominique Deruddere, Alfonso Zarauza and Chus Gutiérrez are among five new titles acquired by Cologne-based Media Luna New Films ahead of Cannes’ Marché du Film.
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NewsNorway calls for film incentive scheme
A boost to international productions in the Scandinavian country would increase local crew skills and enhance tourism, according to a new report.
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News[REC]4 to open Sitges Film Festival
Closing instalment of zombie horror series to open 47th edition of genre film festival.
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NewsFinding Fela acquired by Dogwoof
Dogwoof to handle international sales of Alex Gibney’s music documentary and sets UK release date.
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NewsEurimages launches childrens film award
The new co-production development award will be dedicated to films for youngsters.
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NewsBankside secures sales for Hector
EXCLUSIVE: Deals on Simon Pegg comedy include South Korea, Spain, Benelux.
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NewsAMC/Sundance acquire Kinowelt TV
AMC/Sundance Channel Global makes its first foray into Germany, Austria and Switzerland with the acquisition of the German pay-TV channel
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NewsSalvation heads to France, Greece, Estonia
Kristian Levring’s upcoming western The Salvation, set to play in Cannes, has been picked up by distributors in France, Greece and Estonia.
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NewsCannes Directors’ Fortnight to honour Alain Resnais
Cannes Directors’ Fortnight had already decided to honour the French filmmaker before his death in March.
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NewsMichael Glawogger dead at 54
Austrian director of award-winning documentaries Whores’ Glory and Workingman’s Death died while filming in Africa from malaria.
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NewsLove & Engineering to open Visions du Réel
Tonislav Hristov’s Love & Engineering is to open the 20th edition of the Visions du Réel documentary film festival.
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NewsEFP names Producers on the Move 2014
UK’s Tristan Goligher and Germany’s Henning Kamm among upcoming European producers set to be showcased at Cannes.
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NewsSPC takes Cannes entry Red Army
The distributor has picked up all North American, Eastern European and Asian rights to the documentary from filmmaker Gabe Polsky.
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NewsWarner Bros. Germany secures Madame Bovary
Warner Bros. Germany has picked up German-speaking European rights for Sophie Barthes’ new adaptation of Gustave Flaubert’s classic novel Madame Bovary, which is currently in post production.
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NewsSvensk Filmindustri veterans step down
Departures follow a reshuffle at the Scandinavian major.