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UK unveils £7m Global Screen Fund to partially replace Creative Europe programme
The total is well below the £17m mooted by the BFI as needed back in June.
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German cinemas to stay closed in December
Marathon session between Angela Merkel, state leaders extends partial lockdown.
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Mads Mikkelsen confirmed to replace Johnny Depp in third ‘Fantastic Beasts’ film
Fantasy saga shooting in UK.
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Göteborg Film Festival to run as digital event in 2021
The move is in response to the increased spread of Covid-19 in Sweden.
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eOne seals UK and Ireland output and library deal with pay-TV broadcaster Sky
Titles from eOne’s library will be available to Sky Cinema customers.
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Curzon gets ‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’ for UK-Ireland (exclusive)
Release dates set for award-winning US drama-documentary.
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From ‘Tenet’ to ’Stranger Things’: how the Baltic region is opening up for international production
The heads of the national film institutes of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania came together in Tallinn.
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Europe, Asia buyers go to ‘The Other Side’ with REinvent Studios (exclusive)
Tord Danielsson and Oskar Mellander’s horror is inspired by true events.
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Netflix doubles spend on UK productions to $1bn in 2020
Streaming giant points to success of high-profile scripted shows including ’The Crown’.
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Creative Europe deputy head previews “recovery and transformation” action plan
MEDIA proposals aim to revitalise the sector in the wake of the pandemic.
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France TV boards Sandrine Kiberlain’s ’A Radiant Girl’, releases first image (exclusive)
The project marks French actress Sandrine Kiberlain’s feature directorial debut.
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Abu Dhabi’s Yas Creative Hub set to open in late 2021
Campus will house emirate’s burgeoning media, gaming and entertainment sectors.
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Warner Bros sets ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ international dates
UK, France December 16, China December 18, Germany December 23.
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French cinemas can reopen December 15 as Covid measures ease
A time-stamp system means cinemas will be able to run early evening screenings in spite of a curfew.
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‘The Reason I Jump’, ‘Gunda’ among IDA best feature nominees
Virtual ceremony set for January 16, 2021.
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'Notturno' is chosen to represent Italy at Oscars 2021
Gianfranco Rosi’s non-fiction title launched at Venice Film Festival.
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UK lockdown sci-fi ‘Infinitum: Subject Unknown’ closes US, sales deal (exclusive)
Sci-fi drama was made by Tori and Matthew Butler-Hart during the first UK lockdown.
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IDFA title ‘El Father Plays Himself’ scores Dutch deal (exclusive)
Mo Scarpelli’s documentary follows a turbulent film shoot.