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Screen Daily
US NEWSLETTER
08/21/12
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NEWS
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The Toronto International Film Festival has added 27 features, including 14 world premieres, in its Discovery programme devoted to first or second features.
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TIFF selects 14 projects for Masters, also by de Oliveira, Haneke, Kiarostami, Mungiu. Mavericks discussions include David Geffen.
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Toronto’s fourth TIFF Docs Conference will expand from one to two days (Sept 10-11) and will also now be open to the public, not just industry delegates.
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The five-year deal kicks in after the current arrangement with Paramount expires at the end of the year and runs from 2013 through 2017.
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IFC Films has acquired all US rights to Donald Rice’s Cheerful Weather For the Wedding, which had its world premiere at Tribeca.
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NYFF will present Untold History’s first three chapters of the project.
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Dick Van Dyke will receive SAG-AFTRA’s highest honour, the SAG Life Achievement Award for career achievement and humanitarian accomplishment.
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Sean Garrity’s comedy world premieres at Toronto next month.
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Writer, producer and director Frank Darabont will serve as jury president for the ZFF’s international section.
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Selections include Bernard Rose’s Boxing Day [pictured] and Alexey Balabanov’s Me Too.
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Co-founder and partner Gross to exit at the end of August to concentrate on select projects.
Caulkin worked in the UK film industry across four decades, starting at the NFFC in the late 1950s.
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Will Sasso, Jennifer Baxter [pictured] and Kristen Hager added to the cast.
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Web-platform gives US filmgoers the chance to choose the films to play at their local theatres.
IN FOCUS
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Are we in a golden era for public film funding? The UK is stumbling through a prolonged recession and yet the film industry has seemingly emerged largely unscathed from the ongoing cuts. Geoffrey Macnab analyses where the cash is headed.
INTERVIEW
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Screen talks to the founder and CEO of Identity Drama School, Britain’s first black drama school and leading talent agency, IAG.
REVIEWS
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Dir: Jennifer Lynch. US. 2012. 105mins
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Dir: Jon Wright. Ireland-UK. 2012. 94mins
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Dirs: Dax Shepard & David Palmer. US. 2012. 95mins
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Dir: Mirjam von Arx. Switzerland. 2012. 87mins
BOX OFFICE
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The Sly and Arnie show rolled into town and proved to be an unstoppable albeit modest force as Lionsgate’s action sequel opened top on an estimated $28.8m. Warner Bros’ The Dark Knight Rises crossed $400m in its fifth weekend.
FESTIVAL FOCUS
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Screen International presents our 2012 Toronto Product Guide; submissions due Aug 14.
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