Busan: Korean Director Im Kwon-taek Embarks on His 102nd Film; MIPCOM: 25 Most Powerful Women in Global TV; Why James McAvoy Broke Bad for 'Filth'
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MIPCOM: The 25 Most Powerful Women in Global TV
Meet the female innovators who oversee empires, greenlight the shows that captivate millions and adapt in a rapidly changing media environment. | Read More
Why James McAvoy Broke Bad for 'Filth'
"I realize this is casting against type," the "X-Men" star tells THR about playing the bipolar Scottish cop in Jon S. Baird's directorial debut. "But this was simply one of the best scripts I'd ever read." | Read More
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Busan: Korean Director Im Kwon-taek Embarks on His 102nd Film
The 77-year-old auteur will adapt "Hwajang" from best-selling South Korean novelist Kim Hoon. | Read More
BFI London Film Festival Opener 'Captain Phillips' to Screen Across the U.K. and in Ireland
The Tom Hanks-starring, true-story-inspired Somalian-pirate drama will be simulcast the evening of its European premiere. | Read More
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'Breaking Bad's' Spanish-Language Makeover Gets a Trailer (Video)
Diego Trujillo plays Walter Blanco in the new Colombian version of AMC's hit series, titled "Metastasis." | Read More
MIPCOM: UK's Channel 5 Picks Up Canadian Cop Drama 'Played'
The procedural about police officers going undercover to infiltrate criminal organizations will debut on CTV in Canada later this month. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
'2 Guns' Director, Icelandic Industry Shocked by Cuts to Local Film Fund
Iceland plans to slash the budget of its national film fund by around 40 percent. | Read More
MIPCOM: THR to Host Women in Entertainment Power Lunch
A+E Networks' Nancy Dubuc, British actress Emily Mortimer and Abu Dhabi's Noura al Kaabi join THR East Coast TV editor Marisa Guthrie in Cannes for the Oct. 7 session, held in partnership with A+E Networks' Lifetime ... | Read More
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Drift: Busan Review
Belgian director Benny Vandendriessche returns with a mediative drama about a desperate drifter seeking redemption. | Read More
Once Upon a Time in Vietnam: Busan Review
Actor Dustin Nguyin makes his feature debut as a director with a martial arts western inspired by genre cinema from around the globe. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Friday, October 04, 2013 at 9:32 AM.

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