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*Paramount acquires US rights of Area 51
*Warner in plans for Clint Eastwood DVD collection
*This Is It on DVD, Blu-ray disc on 26 January
*New Moon maintains No.1 position at US box-office
(30 Nov 2009 )
*Marc Shaiman to compose music for 82nd Academy Awards
*Song Of Siren wins top prize at Golden Horse Film Fest
*UKFC fund for Nowhere Boy, 44 Inch Chest
*New Moon expected to cross the $200 million mark
(28 Nov 2009 )
*Coca-Cola to promote Avatar
*4th Iranian film fest to have Iran revolution as themen
*Simon Shaps appointed MercuryMedia chairman
*Samson & Delilah is best film at Asia Pacific Screen Awards
(27 Nov 2009 )
*Galaxy Pictures debuts with release of Psych 9
*Welcome annex European Parliament's LUX Prize
*MGM in a deal with You Tube; starts posting content
*Polanski granted $4.5m bail; will be under house arrest
(26 Nov 2009 )
*Katherine Brooks to direct female jockey biopic for Gravity Films
*Works of Julien Temple and Paul Andrew at European networking event
*Joana Vicente is interim executive director of IFP
*Mariah Carey to be honoured at Palm Springs fest
(25 Nov 2009 )
*Sky's sells exhibition biz to Amalgamated Holdings for NZ $59 million
*Germany's Senator Ent launches Cologne-based production arm
*Gus Van Sant project goes underway in Portland
*Disney's The Princess and the Frog opens Wednesday
(24 Nov 2009 )
*Italian film 'La Boca del Lupo' wins top prize at Turin fest
*Santa Barbara fest to honour four
*Bulls break free injuring two on Knight & Day set
*Jacko glove to adorn MJ shrine at Macau
*News Corp in race for snapping up MGM
(23 Nov 2009 )
*Peter Ramsey to direct DreamWorks Animation's The Guardians
*Precious" to close Bahamas International Film Festival
*Venice to premiere Ray's We Can't Go Home Again
*New Moon rises to great heights in first wave of overseas debuts
(21 Nov 2009 )
*Sherry Horman's The No Game has Harfen and Aghdashloo in cast
*Film Independent receives $30,000 Academy Foundation grant
*UK film industry welcomes UKFC overhaul
*Werner Herzog to head Berlinale jury
(20 Nov 2009 )
*SPWAG inks international distribution deal with CBS Films
*Samson & Delilah among Australia's IF Awards
*Marisa McGrath is svp of Sony's national theatrical publicity
*15 documentaries in Academy nominee list
(19 Nov 2009 )
*24th Israel Film Festival to honour Elliot Gould and Paul Schrader
*Five films nominated to Golden Globe animated feature category
*Warner Bros, Vue, Tesco, NX Distribution forge partnership with CinemaNX
*UK Film Council undergoes major overhaul
(18 Nov 2009 )
*Kristofferson honored with Stephen Bruton Award at Lone Star film festival
*'Paranormal Activity' grosses $100 mn in US in five weeks
*Fans of 'Sherlock Holmes' get a blog
*Veteran Edward Woodward dies at 79
(17 Nov 2009 )
*Chinese Ent giants to invest $88m in film and TV production
*SPAA to ask Aus government for $84m cash benefit
*CJ CGV to open third multiplex in China on 19 November
*Sony's 2012 grosses $160m overseas
(16 Nov 2009 )
*'Paju' to Open Rocarno Film Festival
*Louis D'Esposito is Marvel Studios co-president
*Wide Pictures acquires major US titles for exhibition in Spain
*Kimberly Fox parts ways with QED International as sales chief
(14 Nov 2009 )
*VES' Lifetime Achievement award to James Cameron
*Marvel Studios promotes Louis D'Esposito as co-president
*Martin Scorsese to receive Cecil B DeMille award
*Sony releases 2012 globally
(13 Nov 2009 )
*Dante Harper to script Hansel and Greetel
*Lux Digital's Nightmares in Red, White and Blue wins Best Documentary award
*Essential, Gigapix team up on children's films
*Academy receives 20 animation films viewing for Oscars
(12 Nov 2009 )
*Exhibitors steaming over 'Meatballs'
*Halle Berry tipped to receive Sherry Lansing award
*Morgan Freeman to be feted at Palm Springs Film Festival
*Secret of Kells in Oscar-qualifying run
(11 Nov 2009 )
*Wild Bunch in a two-film deal with GK Films
*NeoClassics acquires worldwide rights of The Over The Hill Band
*Film critic David Ansen is LAFF artistic director
*Mark Zoradi quits as Disney Group President
(10 Nov 2009 )
*Slumdog among EFA Award nominations
*IFC acquires all US feature rights to Olivier Assayas' Carlos
*Coach 14 bags foreign sales rights of Castro's Daughter
*'A Christmas Carol' debuts with $ 31 million at the box-office
(9 Nov 2009 )
*Red Box Films in co-production deal with Passion Pictures
*Macerola is president and CEO of SODEC
*Singapore's Mega Media to co-finance Floating Life
*The Danish Girl to have Gwyneth Paltrow and Nicole Kidman in lead
(7 Nov 2009 )
*Magnolia acquires US rights of The Good Heart
*Fortissimo Films in partnership with Korea's CJ Entertainment
*IM Global rolls out theatrical arm
*Neon Sign is MDA's first project under IFF funds
(6 Nov 2009 )
*Julien Temple to direct art heist film Fake!
*Intandem acquires global right of Ways To Live Forever
*Matt Damon in talks for True Grit role
*Elton John to be discharged soon from hospital
(5 Nov 2009 )
*Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin to co-host next Academy Awards
*Park Circus in a distribution deal with HanWay
*Sony Classics acquires US rights of Mother and Child
*Helen Mirren in action thriller Red
(4 Nov 2009 )
*James Cameron's 'Avatar' to feature Lisbeth Scott vocals
*Shooting of Submarine underway
*ACI gets global rights of romantic musical Moonlight Serenade
*Warner Bros Spain names Josh Berger as president and MD
*Terminator franchise under the hammer
( 3 Nov 2009 )
*Stewart Till close to establishing intl distribution network
*Huayi share price doubles on launch in stock market
*Cinemavault to spice up AFM with
*Korean thriller The Housemaid set for a remake
*This Is It grosses $69 mn internationally, gets extension
( 2 Nov 2009 )
 
 
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