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Mia Hansen-Løve to direct biopic of pioneering feminist Mary Wollstonecraft
If Love Should Die will shoot next year in the UK, France, Scandinavia and Portugal.
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IATSE sets tentative Area Standards Agreement with studios and streamers
If ratified, the new agreement will cover union film and TV workers in the wider US.
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Netflix unveils New Mexico production hub expansion
Four soundstages are among the additions to the streamer’s facility near Albuquerque.
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Cedric Jimenez’s Johnny Hallyday project casts Raphael Quenard as the legendary French rocker
The untitled biopic is being produced by Hugo Selignac’s Chi-Fou-Mi Productions.
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Kristen Stewart’s Nevermind Pictures strikes first-look deal with Fremantle
Multi-year deal makes Fremantle the primary home for Nevermind projects.
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Richard Linklater, Edward Burns projects head to Ireland as country readies for busy summer
John Carney’s ‘Power Ballad’ and Australia-Ireland co-production series ‘Mix Tape’ are also filming.
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International Sami Film Institute partners with Netflix for producers lab
Sami Producers Lab is looking for emerging and mid-career film producers.
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Denmark’s Zentropa launches documentary division
Former Viaplay exec Nicole Horanyi will lead the division.
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Marco Bellocchio on why his next project ‘Portobello’ will be a series
Drama series is based on real-life story of TV journalist falsely accused of being a Mafia member in the 1980s
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Takeshi Kitano shooting untitled film for Amazon MGM Studios
Kitano also stars in the untitled project.
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London set for £9.5bn investment boost from film and TV production over next five years
Figures released at event celebrating Film London’s 20th anniversary.
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Sony Classics acquires all rights worldwide to Richard Linklater’s ‘Blue Moon’
Production begins in early July in Dublin.
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Steve Coogan, Baby Cow, Pathe to face trial for “defamatory” portrayal of character in ‘The Lost King’
Steve Coogan, Baby Cow and Pathe are being sued by former University of Leicester employee Richard Taylor.
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French film industry “in shock” as surprise election raises prospect of far-right influence
The decision to call a snap election is one of the most serious consequences of this month’s European Parliamentary elections.
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PFX Group takes over VFX department of Germany’s Cine Chromatix
Cine Chromatix’s credits include All Quiet On The Western Front.
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Italian industry debates tax credit reform, co-productions and exploiting local stories at AVP Summit
The Audiovisual Producers Summit in Calabria was attended by international execs from companies including Sony, Amazon, FIlm France and the BFI.
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‘I, The Executioner’ director Ryoo Seung-wan readies spy thriller ‘HUMINT’
The filmmaker’s most recent feature played at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Reformed Italian tax credit will open “before summer”, with focus on local talent and locations
Lucia Borgonzoni tells Screen that the reformed Italian audiovisual tax credit will be open for applications by “the start of summer”.
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Frontières Co-Production Market unveils 16th edition line-up (exclusive)
Projects in next month’s Montreal showcase include UK-set grief horror ’Ginger’; Québecois coming-of-age sci-fi ’He Who Sows Misery, Reaps Wrath’.
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Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh join ‘LOTR: The War Of The Rohirrim’ as executive producers
Jackson gave a video intro to the film’s Annecy work-in-progress session.