WorldPingGursimran Datla’s Canadian-U.K. production company BetterHalf Films has boarded Andara Fembriarto’s Indonesian animated film “Galeo of the Seawalkers” (“Galeo Anak Segara”).
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Canada’s BetterHalf Films Joins Indonesia’s Studio Amarana on Animated Film ‘Galeo of the Seawalkers’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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Read the full report at VarietyA team with experience in social marketing is aiming to launch SuperCinema, which will back indie films, on a lot with three soundstages that will share space with brand agency Concrete.
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WorldPing“Monkey Play” (“Kurangukali”), the latest project by Indian filmmaker Don Palathara (“1956, Central Travancore,” “Family”), has been selected for the Vancouver Film Festival’s new Business Hub Works-in-Progress program, which showcases up to eight fe…
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Brooklyn-based artist Daniel Zvereff's Venice-bowing feature debut focuses on a pair of astronauts sent to an asteroid to collect a certain quota of rocks or risk being left there forever.
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WorldPingBrandy Clark returns this weekend with “American Roots,” her first new single in more than three years — and, incidentally her first since the New York Times named her one of the 30 greatest living American songwriters earlier this year.
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Another new face will soon be arriving in Port Charles. Wil Traval (Messiah, Jessica Jones) has joined the cast of ABC’s venerable daytime drama General Hospital.
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WorldPingThe Bristol-based institution have released the third feature film in the Shaun the Sheep franchise.
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