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THE HOWLING: REBORN Would Like A Piece Of Your Mind!A couple of weeks ago, ShockTilYouDrop spied this poster for a proposed remake of Joe Dante's THE HOWLING at the American Film Market. Sometimes, a poster is just a poster (I still have a 1990 Cannes issue of Variety with a two-page ad for... In this article: The Howling, Ain't It Cool News, Joe Dante, James Rebhorn, Trademark, American Film Market, Wikipedia, and Spider-Man |
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Gawker | November 10, 2009
Trump and Omarosa: TV's New Power Couple [Trade Round Up]
...of 2009 will be either Precious, Up in the Air or The Hurt Locker. [The Wrap] • Recession or no, the buyers have been out at the American Film Market. Hoping to snag the next District 9, international agents have picked up the rights to new...
In this article: Hollywood Reporter, Disney, Oscar, TriBeCa, Recession, and Pixar
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The Hollywood Reporter | November 08, 2009
Three films heating up at AFM
'Paranormal Activity' helmer's follow-up among hot titles SANTA MONICA -- As the annual American Film Market winds down, a trio of English-language pics have caught the eye of U.S. buyers. Fittingly, given Sony Worldwide Acquisitions...
In this article: District 9, Sony, Santa Monica, U.S., Peter Jackson, Liam Neeson, and Christina Ricci
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Gawker | November 04, 2009
Miramax Steps Out for a Sad Little Swan Song [Trade Round-up]
...2 DVD release, analysts are optimistic about the upcoming crop of blockbuster home releases to fuel strong sales. [The Wrap] • The American Film Market, where US independent filmmakers peddle their wares for international...
In this article: Miramax, DVD, Everybody's Fine, Hollywood, Time-Warner, Robert De Niro, Beneficiary, Oscar, and Coriolanus
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Wikipedia | August 31, 2009
North Carolina Film Office
...it maintained an informative website, but also it has supported the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival and for 9 years sponsored the American Film Market. Every spring the office participates in the Locations Trade Show hosted by the...
In this article: North Carolina Film Office, North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, James B. Hunt, and Buddy Bolden
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Wikipedia | May 25, 2009
Nick Moorcroft
...screenplays, voted for by senior members of the British and Irish film industry. It was announced on th 6th November 2008 at AFM (American Film Market) that John Landis will direct black comedy Burke And Hare for Ealing Studios and Fragile...
In this article: Nick Moorcroft, St Trinian's, John Landis, DVD, Screen International, London, and Trainspotting
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Wikipedia | March 23, 2009
Screen International
...in 2001. The company also produces the market leading daily publications at festivals and markets in Berlin, Cannes, Toronto, American Film Market and Hong Kong. Screen has offices in London, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong, and a...
In this article: Screen International, EMAP, London, Berlin, Hong Kong, The Guardian, Hollywood Reporter, and Emma Thompson
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Wikipedia | February 26, 2009
Sunny and the Elephant
...Xuen Dangars, Siriyakorn Pukaves, Raymond Tsang, and many other famous Asian actors. Sunny and the Elephant was presented at the American Film Market in 2007, and at the Bangkok International Film Festival in September 2008. It will be...
In this article: Sunny and the Elephant, Frederic Lepage, Bangkok International Film Festival, Glen Chin, and Simon Woods
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The Hollywood Reporter | October 27, 2008
Adrien Brody takes lead in 'Courier'
...will handle worldwide sales and distribution, with president of sales and acquisitions Pascal Borno offering the film at next month's American Film Market. Brody, who most recently appeared in "The Darjeeling Limited," next appears in...
In this article: Adrien Brody, The Brothers Bloom, The Darjeeling Limited, Russell Mulcahy, and 3:10 To Yuma
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PR Newswire | June 23, 2008
SILVERDOCS Announces Festival Winners
...a former Ugandan child soldier who defected to the U.S. and became a world champion boxer. The filmmaker will be presented passes to the American Film Market this fall, airfare, five night's hotel and pre-arranged meetings with potential...
In this article: Silverdocs, Short Film, Writers Guild of America, west, Forbidden Lie$, Kodak, Order OF Myths, Mardi Gras, Surgery, and Writers Guild of America, East
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The Hollywood Reporter | November 04, 2007
Sony set to acquire Jackson's 'District 9'
...Korea and Portugal from financier QED Intl. The deal is in the low-to-middle-eight-figure range, making it one of the heftiest at the American Film Market. Sony's Screen Gems or Columbia Pictures are the likeliest candidates to release...
In this article: District 9, Sony, Peter Jackson, Neill Blomkamp, Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Screen Gems, and Korea
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Founded in 1981,The American Film Market (AFM) is an annual event which attracts over 8,000 industry attendees to Santa Monica, California for eight days in early November. Participants from over 70 countries converge to buy and sell distribution rights for completed films or to gain financing for projects in various stages of production.
Unlike a film festival, the AFM operates more like a tradeshow by creating a marketplace where production and distribution deals are closed. During its eight days, more than $800 million in deals will be sealed. Attendees generally include: acquisition and development executives, agents, attorneys, directors, distributors, festival directors, financiers, film commissioners, producers, writers, press and all those who provide services to the motion picture industry. According to Variety, AFM's global reach is unusual in the sector and makes it particularly important to sales and distribution specialists.
The AFM is held in Santa Monica at the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel and the Le Merigot Beach Hotel which are both converted into a busy marketplace of offices. In addition to the deal-making that occurs at the AFM there are screenings, seminars, red carpet premieres, networking events and parties.
The American Film Market takes over all the movie theatres on Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade (and in the surrounding community) to show 900 screenings of over 500 films (often world or U.S. premieres). Additional digital and video screening rooms are also created just for the event. The films shown range from big budget blockbusters that will be released by the major studios in the U.S., to lower budget art and genre films recognized at international film festivals, all seeking theatrical and television distribution throughout the world.
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