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Lionsgate strikes pact with Roy Lee’s ‘It’, ‘Lego Movie’ producer Vertigo
Vertigo’s TV with Sony Pictures Television remains in place.
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Netflix swoops on Maïwenn’s Cannes label drama ‘DNA’ (exclusive)
Wild Bunch International handles sales on film which plays in San Sebastian’s Perlak selection.
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Tribeca to add video games to 2021 official selection
Selected games will compete for inaugural Tribeca Games Award.
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Early reaction to Bafta changes: “Welcome… but proof of the pudding will be in the eating”
Directors UK and Bectu heads both voice praise of the overhaul.
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Bafta Film Awards unveils radical overhaul of voting, membership and organisation
Bafta aims to be more British, more respresentative and more welcoming.
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Spotify, Chernin Entertainment to adapt podcasts into screen content
Companies to source material from Spotify audio library.
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Screen, KFTV and Broadcast publish report into navigating Covid-19 production
The report offers in-depth analysis, case studies and comment on navigating the new industry landscape.
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Peckhamplex closes temporarily as UK indie cinemas struggle with lack of big releases
UK Cinema Association warns that more venues may follow suit.
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Filmfest Hamburg looks forward to physical festival, online industry programme
The German festival opens tonight with the premiere of Oskar Roehler’s Enfant Terrible.
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Screen welcomes Amazon Prime Video as headline sponsor for UK & Ireland Stars of Tomorrow
The 2020 cohort for our annual talent showcase is being revealed on Monday, September 28.
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Lili Hinstin steps down as artistic director of Locarno Film Festival
French festival professional was appointed to the role in 2018.
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Cineworld posts $1.6bn pre-tax loss due to coronavirus
UK-based exhibitor also operates Regal in the US.
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SPC acquires ‘Mothering Sunday’, ‘The Human Voice’
Distributor bolsters awards season prospects for this season and beyond.
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£650m UK-Ireland box-office deficit due to blockbuster absence, say distribution experts
“A very similar picture to the territories we would compare ourselves to.”
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Netflix buys Antoine Fuqua, Jake Gyllenhaal remake of Danish thriller ‘The Guilty’
Bold Films financing project with Amet Entertainment.
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Experts call for European cross-border insurance guarantee fund
”What do we do with a co-production which is shot in France, but the Covid-19 case happens in Germany?
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UK’s FrightFest cancels physical edition and moves online
New Covid restrictions were a “tipping point”: said organisers.
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Pandemic intensifies need for platforms to invest in local indie content, say Euro producers
The European Producers Club unveiled its Covid-19 recovery manifesto in San Sebastian.
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DDI secures US deal on Bella Thorne thriller ‘Girl’ ahead of Fantastic Fest premiere
Chad Faust makes feature directorial debut.