WorldPingITV Studios has unveiled its drama slate for Mipcom, led by lunar thriller “First Woman,” and a further four new titles, including Steven Moffat’s workplace drama “Number 10.
Release schedules, box office and industry deals show where audience attention and studio money are moving next.
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Scottish film could steal The Jazz Singer’s crown as ‘world’s first talkie’
ITV Studios Unveils Mipcom Drama Slate Led by Lunar Thriller ‘First Woman,’ and a Further Four New Titles, Including Steven Moffat’s ‘Number 10’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Tallinn Black Nights Fest Sets Competition and First Features Programs, Including Ray Panthaki Debut
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Read the full report at VarietyThe official competition brings together “established directors and filmmakers making their second features, creating a space where very different cinematic perspectives can meet.”…
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WorldPingWelcome to our selection of the most scorching titles headed to MIPCOM this year, The Deadline Dozen. Our editorial team has carefully researched and selected the projects we expect to drive the chatter on the Croisette and beyond. We start with scripted.
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WorldPingScots-written Till the Bells Ring premiered a year before the Hollywood film, which featured spoken words by Al Jolson For almost a century, The Jazz Singer has been celebrated as the world’s first feature-length film to include synchronised dialogue…
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Could Jed Mercurio be about to take control of the TARDIS?
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WorldPingTallinn’s Black Nights Film Festival (known as PÖFF), the only A-list festival in Northern Europe, has unveiled its official selection and first feature competitions, taking in 21 world premieres and three international premieres such as “Sh*t Happen…
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WorldPingParamount’s $110B acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has come without any consolidation of the two companies’ film and TV studios — at least for now. On the TV side, that involves Warner Bros.
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