Cannes: Sony Classics Likely Wins U.S. Rights to 'The Past' (Exclusive) Pamela McClintock - The Hollywood Reporter - 12 hours agoUPDATED: Michael Barker and Tom Bernard's specialty unit is a natural fit for Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi's new film, which made its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last Friday. More »Cannes: Sony Classics Likely Wins U.S. Rights to 'The Past' (Exclusive)
UPDATED: Michael Barker and Tom Bernard's specialty unit is a natural fit for Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi's new film, which made its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last Friday.
Luc Besson's EuropaCorp, China's Fundamental to Co-Produce 'Transporter' Films THR Staff - The Hollywood Reporter - 12 hours agoThe two companies will jointly finance, produce and distribute the next three titles in the action franchise and at least one of the films will be shot in China. More »Luc Besson's EuropaCorp, China's Fundamental to Co-Produce 'Transporter' Films
The two companies will jointly finance, produce and distribute the next three titles in the action franchise and at least one of the films will be shot in China.
Cannes: New Dardenne Brothers Movie Starring Marion Cotillard Goes to Sundance Selects Gregg Kilday - The Hollywood Reporter - 12 hours agoIn "Two Days, One Night," the actress will play a woman trying to save her job. More »Cannes: New Dardenne Brothers Movie Starring Marion Cotillard Goes to Sundance Selects
In "Two Days, One Night," the actress will play a woman trying to save her job.
U.K. Director Asif Kapadia to Helm 'Ali and Nino' From PeaPie Films Patrick Brzeski - The Hollywood Reporter - 12 hours agoThe film adaptation of the classic novel is being written for the screen by Oscar winner Christopher Hampton. More »U.K. Director Asif Kapadia to Helm 'Ali and Nino' From PeaPie Films
The film adaptation of the classic novel is being written for the screen by Oscar winner Christopher Hampton.
Box Office: 'Star Trek' Sequel Opens to $84.1 Million in U.S. for $164.6 Million Worldwide Pamela McClintock - The Hollywood Reporter - 12 hours agoThe J.J. Abrams tentpole came in only slightly ahead of his 2009 film in North America; overseas, the 3D pic is narrowly bested by "The Great Gatsby" in a surprise upset. More »Box Office: 'Star Trek' Sequel Opens to $84.1 Million in U.S. for $164.6 Million Worldwide
The J.J. Abrams tentpole came in only slightly ahead of his 2009 film in North America; overseas, the 3D pic is narrowly bested by "The Great Gatsby" in a surprise upset.
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