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Oscar changes spark outrage, concern over international distribution plans
Twittersphere erupts over ‘ghetto’ category.
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PGA splits long-form TV category into limited series, streamed or TV movies
‘This shift in our industry has given producers the opportunity to deepen their skills in creating limited series shows and streamed or televised movies.’
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The Academy to introduce popular film category, limit telecast to three hours
2020 telecast to run two weeks earlier, on February 9.
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Bafta intends to follow Oscars date shift, "will consult with the industry"
Academy to move Oscar ceremony forward two weeks in 2020.
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Sundance Selects acquires Olivier Assayas’ Venice, Toronto-bound 'Non-Fiction'
Relationship drama set in publishing world produced by Charles Gillibert.
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Jamie Bell bare-knuckle fighting drama 'Donnybrook' to open TIFF Platform
Jessica Forever from debut filmmakers Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel will close the section.
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Ffilm Cymru Wales invests in development of three new features
Also providing additional support to three projects on their slate.
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Dating app Bumble awards £100,000 to female filmmakers
Five teams selected for first round of Female Film Force initiative.
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Zhang Yimou to be honoured at Venice Film Festival
Zhang’s new film Shadow will play out of competition at the event.
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Diversity and data can help save theatrical business, say experts
Diana Elbaum, Matthijs Wouter Knol and Franklin Leonard debated the future of cinema at Locarno’s StepIn event.
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First full trailer for Venice title 'Sunset' from 'Son Of Saul' director László Nemes (exclusive)
‘Son Of Saul’ won the Oscar for best foreign language film in 2016.
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Disney chief reveals more details about new streaming platform
2019 feature slate eligible for new platform.
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Hollywood, China invest $1bn in Jeffrey Katzenberg's mobile-first venture
Studios, Alibaba among early supporters.
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'If Beale Street Could Talk', 'The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs' to screen at NYFF
Festival director Kent Jones hails filmmakers’ ‘bravery’.
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Locarno 2018 reveals winners of Open Doors prizes
‘The Women’ by Myanmar’s The Maw Naing wins the top prize of €30,300.
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'Spitfire' doc picked up for Australia and New Zealand release (exclusive)
The film had a UK premiere last month in London.
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Beta boards Caroline Link's 'When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit' (exclusive)
Adaptation of Judith Kerr’s novel is now shooting in Germany.
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NFTS reveal 2018 Sue Gibson cinematography award nominees
The list includes Roger Deakins and last year’s winner Charlotte Bruus Christensen.
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Co-founder John Chong rejoins Media Asia (exclusive)
The Hong Kong-based company is best known for The Infernal Affairs trilogy.