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AGC International closes key pre-sales on Donnie Yen action thriller ‘The Father’
Principal photography scheduled for early 2021 start.
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‘After We Collided’ tops £2.5m as ‘Tenet’ retains UK-Ireland box office lead
New releases included ‘Miss Juneteenth’ and ’23 Walks’.
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Six talking points from the Zurich Summit
Top executives from the US and Europe gathered in Zurich.
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International box office: ‘Tenet’ adds $16m; ‘Greenland’ boosted by new openings
The global total for ‘Tenet’, including North America, is an estimated $283m.
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Screen unveils the 2020 Stars of Tomorrow
The hottest up-and-coming actors, filmmakers, and heads of department in the UK and Ireland.
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Rediance picks up Li Xiaofeng’s ‘Back To The Wharf’ (exclusive)
Li’s third film premiered in competition at this year’s Shanghai International Film Festival.
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China box office: Peter Ho-sun Chan’s ‘Leap’ heads up pre-holiday weekend
Sports biopic starring Gong Li grossed $24.8m on its opening weekend, one week ahead of China’s National Holidays.
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Dea Kulumbegashvili’s ‘Beginning’ wins Golden Shell for best film at San Sebastian 2020
The film also won best director, best actress and best screenplay.
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Relief and joy as San Sebastian becomes the second major festival to be held in pandemic era
“It has given us a renewed hope in cinema.”
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Viggo Mortensen on choosing projects, working with David Cronenberg and moving behind the camera
”’I’m a bad poker player; it would show if I didn’t believe in what I do.”
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San Sebastian unveils broad sweep of industry prizes
Ivan Dusk’s Dusk Stone won the WIP Latam award.
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Apple takes worldwide rights to Russo brothers’ awards contender ‘Cherry’
Film to launch in early 2021 on Apple TV+
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Gina Duncan named first Sundance Film Festival producing director
New hire starts on September 28.
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Horror ‘The Twin’ wins best project at Finnish Film Affair
Mormon documentary ‘The Mission’ also triumphs.
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Roman Polanski responds to César Academy row
Controversial director has “never intervened” in decisions of the academy.
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Netflix’s Francisco Ramos: Spanish-language content has to keep its ‘specificity’
Ramos says credibility of different cultures is crucial in an online talk organised by San Sebastian.
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Netherlands Film Festival launches 40th edition with nationwide cinema push
Hybrid edition has shifted industry showcase online.
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Netflix buys fourth TIFF film ‘I Care A Lot’
Deal brings Netflix’s total TIFF spend to roughly $70m.
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The films opening in key European territories this weekend: ‘Monsoon’, ‘David Copperfield’, ‘Lux Æterna’
Cinemas are looking to bounce back from a week of bad news.
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Filmfest Hamburg’s Albert Wiederspiel on the importance of introducing new talent to audiences
The festival is showcasing first films by Moritz Bleibtreu, Bjarne Mädel,Fanny Liatard, Jeremy Trouilh and Suzanne Lindon.