WorldPingValue-driven Finnish outfit Gutsy Pictures headed by Marika Makaroff (“Moominvalley,” “L/Over”) has secured a greenlight from MTV Finland and added co-producers Zeitsprung in Germany and Götafilm in Sweden for the psycho-thriller “Dangerous Woman.
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WorldPingBitters End has sold “In My Father’s Room” to France, Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong ahead of the film’s world premiere in competition at the San Sebastian Film Festival, with several more territories still in negotiation.
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WorldPingStars from the latest hit TV shows turn out at the biggest night in the US TV calendar.
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WorldPingBeyoncé, Cher, Elton John and Miley Cyrus have all worn Mackie's glittery ensembles.
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