All articles by Sarah Cooper – Page 52
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Pinewood to build new studio in Dominican Republic
The UK studio group is hoping to tap into the Latino film and television market; Dominican Republic to offer tax credit of 25% to productions shooting in the country.
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Bradford International Film Festival to close with The Messenger
The festival has announced its full line-up which will feature 11 world premieres and 31 UK premieres.
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Creative England begins consultation process on 2011/2012 strategy
The locations of its three main hubs are not up for consultation; DCMS confirms its initial budget will be $7.3m (£4.5m) in combined grant in aid and lottery funding.
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Michel Gondry to head Cannes short film jury
The French director recently opened a lab in Paris for short film-makers; he will head short and Cinefondation jury.
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Miranda July
US director Miranda July, on the pressures of making her second feature, being in competition in Berlin and talking cats.
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Ralph Fiennes
British actor Ralph Fiennes talks about the challenges of making his directorial debut, Coriolanus, which had its world premiere in Berlin.
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Andres Veiel
German director Andres Veiel talks about his competition film If Not Us, Who, which focuses on the real life turbulent relationship between Bernward Vesper and Baader-Meinhof militant Gudrun Ensslin in 1960’s Germany.
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Rosch wins Berlin Talent Campus Score Competition
German composer Felix Rösch picked up the top prize in the Berlinale Talent Campus’ Score Competition awards ceremony which took place today (February 17).
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The Little Film Company picks up Scott Rosenfelt doc
The LA based company will handle sales on Rosenfelt’s documentary about an orthodox Jew who stands up to his community.
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European Independent Film Festival announces line-up
The festival, now in its sixth edition, will take place in April in Paris.
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Toby Roberts developing US road movie
UK film-maker Toby Roberts, whose short film Spoilt Broth was competing for the Berlin Today Award at the festival, is developing his first feature, a US set roadtrip movie called Four For The Border.
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Industry Trust launches new pro copyright cinema trailer
The advertising campaign, Moments Worth Paying For, has been directed by Olly Blackburn and will screen in UK cinemas.
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Vision & Media to make 40% of staff redundant
The regional screen agency has made the move in preparation for the launch of Creative England.
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Irish Film Board appoints new CEO
Lawyer James Hickey will take over as chief executive of the Irish Film Board from Simon Perry, whose contract ran out at the end of 2010.
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Victoria Mahoney
US director Victoria Mahoney talks about making her directorial debut, Yelling To The Sky, which is in competition at Berlin.
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Amstel takes Jonathan Parker's Untitled for Benelux
Amstel Film has picked up all Benelux rights to Jonathan Parker’s New York set comedy Untitled, starring Adam Goldberg, from Argentinian sales company Film Sharks.
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Gael Garcia Bernal to co-produce drama doc with Pulse
Bernal will also star in the film, which has received backing from the Channel 4 BRITDOC foundation.
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Rossellini, Van Sant to be guest curators at new look EIFF
Isabella Rossellini, Gus Van Sant and Apichatpong Weerasethakul are to guest curate their own sections of the coming edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, as part of a radical overhaul of its current format.
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Film Sharks closes Spanish deal for Just Like Me
Film Sharks sells Diego Kaplan’s Just Like Me to Flins Y Piniculas.