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Marion Cotillard Replaces Natalie Portman In 'Macbeth' Opposite Michael Fassbender
The StudioCanal and Film4 movie, mounted by "The King's Speech" producers, is set to shoot in January 2014. | Read More
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"Winter Way" will be released with an 18+ age restriction, which exempts it from the recent Russian law banning the showing of all "gay content" to minors. | Read More
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"Ongoing Smile," the filmmaker's hour-long piece on the influential South Korean film figure will premiere at the Busan festival in October, followed by showings in Beirut and Tokyo's FilmEx. | Read More
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THE BUSINESS
Central European Media CEO Adrian Sarbu to Step Down
Time Warner controls 49.9 percent of the broadcasting giant that focuses on Eastern and Central Europe. | Read More
3D Titles Boost First-Half Admission Revenue at Euro Exhibitor Cinemaxx
Britain's Vue controls the exhibitor, which operates in Germany and Denmark. | Read More
U.K. Watchdog Reprimands Studio Canal for 'Evil Dead' TV Ads
The campaign for Fede Alvarez's reboot of the cult horror classic drew 28 complaints for having aired spots when kids were likely to watch. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, August 21, 2013 at 9:23 AM.

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