Zurich Film Fest Sets 'Diana,' 'Gravity' Premieres; China Box Office Repayment Guidelines Revealed; Q&A: Werner Herzog on Being a 'Soldier of Cinema'
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Zurich Film Festival: Gala Premieres for 'Diana,' 'Gravity' and 'All is Lost'
Zurich's 2013 line-up also includes Atom Egoyan's "Devil's Knot" and Colin Firth-starrer "The Railway Man." | Read More
China Box Office Repayment Guidelines Revealed
Hollywood hasn't received any money since last fall from the China Film Group because of a dispute over who should bear the cost of a new 2 percent luxury tax. | Read More
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Werner Herzog on Being a 'Soldier of Cinema' and the Relative Nature of Facts (Q&A)
The 70-year-old director discusses his new viral documentary and some of the highlights, and odd episodes, of his long career -- all with tears in his eyes. | Read More
Director Bela Tarr, Film Exec Robert Olla to Be Honored at Sarajevo Film Festival
The festival, running Aug. 16-24, will present the auteur and Eurimages head with the Heart of Sarajevo award for exceptional contribution to the region's film industry. | Read More
Thai Documentary 'Censors Must Die' Gets Screening Approval From State Censorship Board
Made by Thai directors Ing K and Manit Sriwanichpoom, the film critiques the country's often unpredictable and inconsistent film censorship system. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
CNN, U.K.'s ITV to Air First Prince William Interview Since Royal Baby's Birth
It is part of a longer documentary with the working title "Prince William's Passion: New Father, New Hope." | Read More
Egypt: 3 Journalists Die As Violence Flares Up
A cameraman for Sky News, a Dubai-based print reporter and an Egyptian newspaper writer were killed as media watchdogs urged the government to investigate attacks on journalists. | Read More
Stuntman Who Parachuted as 007 in London Olympics Dies
Mark Sutton, who played Daniel Craig's James Bond in the 2012 opening festivities, was killed in a helicopter leap in Switzerland. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Chinese Internet TV Consolidation Continues as Alibaba Closes on PPTV Acquisition
Alibaba and Hunan TV are "basically finalizing" a $400 million deal to buy PPTV, according to reports. | Read More
Entertainment One's Library Value Rises to More Than $650 Million
The Canadian producer/distributor acquired Alliance Films in a $230 million deal earlier this year. | Read More
Britain's Channel 5 Swings to First-Half Profit
The broadcaster, which airs such U.S. shows as "Dallas" and has acquired "Under the Dome," cited double-digit advertising revenue gains over a tough year-ago period. | Read More
REVIEWS
Wetlands (Feuchtgebiete): Locarno Review
Swiss actress Carla Juri explodes onto the scene in young German director David Wnendt's snazzy adaptation of Charlotte Roch's controversial bestseller. | Read More
Unbeatable (Gik Jeen/Ji Zhan): Film Review
Action-thriller expert Dante Lam returns with a story about a retired pugilist returning to the ring for the sake of his battered protege, a single-parented girl and himself. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, August 15, 2013 at 9:08 AM.

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