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NewsJolie's Unbroken to shoot in Queensland
Based on Laura Hillenbrand’s bestselling novel, Unbroken stars Jack O’Connell, Garrett Hedlund, Domhnall Gleeson and Finn Wittrock.
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NewsDinard panel to explore TV changes
The panel, to be held Oct 5, will discuss significant trends in viewing habits and how producers need to adapt to succeed.Speakers lined up are Matthew Bird, Pippa Cross, David Parfitt [pictured], Daniel Kadeyan, Caroline Benjo, and Carole Scotta. Graham Benson will moderate. Dinard in 2012 introduced screenings of major ...
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NewsDutch report say A/V provides 32,000 jobs
In advance of next month’s crucial Dutch Parliament decision on Dutch film financing, a wide ranging report from Oxford Economics has highlighted the importance of film and the audio-visual sector to the Dutch economy.
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NewsBlack Box heads to MIPCOM
Worldwide sales agent Sierra/Engine Television will launch its upcoming ABC medical procedural The Black Box at MIPCOM.
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NewsDWKs sets Son remake
DreamWorks Studios confirmed on Monday (30) it has bought remake rights to Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda’s film Like Father, Like Son.
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NewsMadame Bovary starts shoot
Logan Marshall-Green, Olivier Gourmet and Laura Carmichael have joined Madame Bovary, which commenced shooting on Monday (30) in Normandy, France.
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NewsLD, Aiello plot Bible epic
LD Entertainment will produce and finance the New Testament story Resurrection from producer Patrick Aiello with Kevin Reynolds set to direct.
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NewsCNN cancels Clinton doc
CNN said on Monday (30) it had cancelled its Hillary Clinton documentary after Oscar-winning director Charles Ferguson pulled out due to what he described as difficulties in getting potential interviewees to talk and wide political disapprobation.
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NewsMcCartney's Clouds heads for screen
Rubicon Holding Group subsidiary RGH Entertainment is partnering with Michael Lynne and Bob Shaye’s Unique Features on an adaptation of Paul McCartney’s book High In The Clouds.
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NewsPinewood looks upbeat for future
At today’s Annual General Meeting today for Pinewood-Shepperton PLC, Chairman Lord Grade has given an upbeat assessment of the company’s current performance and future prospects, even as a final decision is awaited on Pinewood’s expansion scheme.
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Disney UTV to adapt Bhagat’s Revolution
Raj Kumar Gupta to direct the adaptation which is currently being scripted.
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FeaturesExploring the storyboards of The Invisible Woman
In this excerpt from The Art of Movie Storyboards, Ralph Fiennes and storyboard artist Temple Clark collaborate on the historical drama.
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NewsFAMA lines up country and western doc
Switzerland’s fascination with the Wild West and country music is one of the next projects for Zurich-based FAMA Film, which has produced Anne Thommen’s Zurich title Neuland.
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NewsDares producer works on debuts
Germany’s Zum Goldenen Lamm Filmproduktion, the producer of Marc Rensing’s The Woman Who Dares which has its world premiere at Zurich, is currently shooting the feature debuts from Marc Brumund and Christina Schiewe.
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NewsHugh Jackman joins Neill Blomkamp’s Chappie
The star of Wolverine and Prisoners talked upcoming projects including Chappie, Houdini and a Barnum biopic - after taking a break.
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NewsTelefónica Studios unveils global plans
Spanish producer to make 25 feature films and TV series over the next three years.
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NewsWroclaw's US in Progress titles revealed
Six projects selected for this year’s works-in-progress event targeted at US independent filmmakers and European buyers.
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NewsInto the Woods begins shoot
First look at Meryl Steep as the Witch in the film based on the award-winning stage show; cast includes Johnny Depp, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Emily Blunt and James Corden.
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NewsWarsaw, Brindisi, Cottbus reveal projects
New films by Krzysztof Zanussi, Merab Kokochashvili and Jan Cvitkovic are among the projects from Eastern Europe being presented at platforms in Warsaw, Brindisi and Cottbus in the coming weeks.