All News articles – Page 1131
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Saudi Arabia launches 35% cash rebate for international productions
Saudi Arabia announces incentives aimed at kick-starting film and TV industry.
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Digital cinema localisation firm Eikon to open 20,000 sq ft LA facility
The building will be ready by the summer at a total cost of £4.5m.
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First trailer for Cannes Critics' Week title 'Fugue' (exclusive)
Agnieszka Smoczynska’s sophmore feature is about a woman who comes to regret motherhood.
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'Leto' takes early lead on Screen's Cannes jury grid
Abu Bakr Shawky’s Yomeddine also added; achieves same score as opener Everybody Knows.
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NEON swoops on Cannes Un Certain Regard troll love story 'Border'
Ali Abbasi directed feature based on short story by author of Let the Right One In.
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Frontieres Market at Fantasia announces first wave of projects
Half of features directed by women.
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Shudder scores key territories for 'The Witch In The Window' (exclusive)
The company has picked up all rights for UK, US, Canada, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.
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Nazi horror 'Living Space' sells for Jinga (exclusive)
Territories sold included Japan, Scandinavia and Benelux.
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Hungary greenlights first-time features through Incubator Program (exclusive)
The low-budget initiative’s previous titles include Zsófia Szilágyi’s ‘One Day’, in Critics’ Week at Cannes.
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Mexican horror 'The Inhabitant' heading to US (exclusive)
Project from the team behind Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno and Knock, Knock.
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MUBI to curate Kawashima homage (exclusive)
Retrospective will include ‘The Sun In The Last Days Of The Shogunate’.
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Pan-Asian Cinema World picks up titles from Italy's Summerside (exclusive)
They include Austrian drama Chucks, Finnish muscial drama Urban Family, and Canadian thriller Anna.
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Supernatural horror 'The Hollow Child' scores US deal (exclusive)
Vertical Entertainment is scheduling a day and date release for later this month.
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Swedish Film Institute's Moving Sweden changes focus (exclusive)
It will back three to seven 60 minute-plus films per year.
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Debra Granik's 'Nickel And Dimed' looks for partners at Cannes (exclusive)
The project is an adaptation of a book by political activist Barbara Ehrenreich.
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September Films branches out into co-production and sales (exclusive)
Company sets up own international sales agent, Nine Film.
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Urban boards Sicily-set female western 'My Body Will Bury You' (exclusive)
Giovanni La Parola’s film is an Italian-French co-production.
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Claes Bang, Jesper Christensen join Danish #MeToo project
One hundred Danish actors have contributed to a Danish project presenting everyday people’s #MeToo stories.