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NewsThe Works takes international rights to Carney's Zonad
Once’s John Carney co-write and co-directed the Tribeca hit with his brother Kieran.
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Mary J Blige sings as Ealing's Nina Simone
William Morris Endeavor’s Global Finance & Distribution Group brought the film to Ealing Studios to finance, produce and sell internationally.
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NewsWestEnd finds love with Meirelles, Jim Sheridan
Cities of Love series, sold by WestEnd, will next travel to Shanghai, Rio and Jerusalem.
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Northern Film & Media, NorthStar Equity launch $3.5m film fund
The first recipient of the fund is James Erskine’s football feature One Night In Turin.
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NewsKeisha Castle-Hughes, Kristin Kreuk join Iwai Shunji's Vampire
A hot cast of young Western stars has joined Vampire, the English-language debut of Japanese director Iwai Shunji, including Keisha Castle-Hughes (pictured) and Rachael Leigh Cook.
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Rachid Bouchareb plans LA shoot for Belleville's Cop
The film was developed by Pathe and will shoot this summer in LA.
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NewsMemento adds indie darlings project with So-Yong Kim
The slate also includes Juliette Binoche in Sponsoring and Cate Shortland’s Lore.
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NewsDepardieu and Tahar Rahim join case of Lafosse film
MK2 has acquired and will co-produce the next film from Joachim Lafosse.
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NewsBouchareb hopes for ‘spirit of mutual respect’ for Hors La Loi Cannes screening
The Franco-Algerian director breaks his silence over the controversy surronding his Cannes competition title.
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Warp Films picks up Trash Humpers
The film, directed by Harmony Korine, will be released in the UK in June.
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NewsAnchor Bay strikes deal for Darkness starring Amber Heard
Marcos Efron’s remake of the 1970 British thriller garners a reported seven-figure deal.
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NewsMPF&TV drives off with Spooner
The slate also include girls boarding school drama Tanner Hall and romantic comedy See You In September.
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NewsPTZ readies Nazi Officer's Wife with Rapace, Mikkelsen
Perrine Teze’s PTZ International is putting together financing and handling sales on Barthelemy Grossmann’s Nazi Officer’s Wife.
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Epic finds new action with Thailand’s Film Frame
LA based Epic Pictures has signed a three-film deal with Film Frame Productions.
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FeaturesPitching on the Croisette
Earlier this year, Berlin showed signs the international sales market was beginning to warm up. Now all eyes are on Cannes, and there is plenty of fresh product headed for the Marché. Jeremy Kay profiles some of the US projects premiering in the marketplace.
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NewsFilm Depot/Volga takes Preacher, Countryman from Lionsgate
Sergei Yershov’s outfit has acquired CIS distribution rights.
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FeaturesThe buzz from Europe
3D family movies are all the rage in the market but there are also new horror, comedy and drama titles being introduced by Europe-based sellers at Cannes. Geoffrey Macnab reports.
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CommentThe not-so-merry Robin Hood
Despite giant waves battering the beaches last week, volcanic dust clouds this week and the non-appearance of Ridley Scott, director of opening night film Robin Hood (he is recovering from knee surgery), the 63rd Cannes film festival last night officially got underway.Russell Crowe’s Robin Hood has received mixed reviews with ...
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NewsIndian fund Cause aims to raise $45 for socially conscious films
Mumbai-based financial services company DM Capital Advisors is launching a venture capital fund, Cause Entertainment (CE), to invest in socially conscious movies.