'Gravity' to Get China Release in November; Rome Film Fest Unveils Complete Lineup; Chinese Broadcasters Pull Animated Kids Show
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'Gravity' to Get China Release in November (Report)
The country's Film Bureau has given Alfonso Cuaron's space epic the thumbs-up, says state-backed news outlet "Beijing News." | Read More
Rome Film Festival Unveils Complete Lineup
UPDATED: Takashi Miike's "The Mole Song" and "Seventh Code" by Kiyoshi Kurosawa are among the additions to the competition lineup. | Read More
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China Plans Movie Propaganda Push for Ethnic Minorities
The State Ethnic Affairs Commission says it will shoot a propaganda film for each of the country's 55 ethnic minority groups. | Read More
Sony Pictures Classics Co-President Michael Barker to Deliver London Keynote
He will open the London Production Finance Market by discussing the independent feature film business. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Chinese Broadcasters Pull Popular Animated Kids Show Over Violence Complaints
Producers of "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf" pledge to tone down China's most popular childrens program, while regulators debate a classification system for kids content. | Read More
Nordisk Takes Israeli Singing Show 'Rising Star' for Scandinavia
The talent format, which features live on-air voting, was one of hottest shows to come out of last week's Mipcom trade fair. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
London Mayor Opposes U.K. Press Regulation Plans
"You either have a free press or you don't," says Boris Johnson and shares how he and his family once imitated Eddie Murphy in "Beverly Hills Cop" to play a trick on a reporter. | Read More
U.K.'s BT to Offer Rival BSkyB's Movie Channels
BT will offer content from 11 Sky Movies channels, including "Django Unchained," "Les Miserables" and "Gangster Squad." | Read More
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The Last Impresario: London Review
A starry guest list adds extra zing to this warm-hearted documentary about London showbiz producer and party-loving playboy Michael White. | Read More
Doll & Em: London Review
Channeling versions of their real-life selves, Emily Mortimer and Dolly Wells play a movie star and her best-friend assistant in a wry comedy that evokes "All About Eve." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, October 14, 2013 at 8:58 AM.

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