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Asian Film Awards Announces Ambitious Relaunch With Support From Top Festivals
The heads of the Hong Kong, Tokyo and Busan film festivals have joined forces in a bid to elevate the AFA's to greater international influence and prestige. | Read More
Berlin Roundtable: 7 Directors Discuss First-Day Jitters, Bad Tempers
Michel Gondry, Volker Schlondorff, Stuart Murdoch, David Wenham, Fisher Stevens, Feo Aladag and Margreth Olin spoke to THR about the challenges of directing and their greatest fears. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
China, India Close to Signing Film Co-Production Treaty (Report)
The world's two most populous nations are nearing an agreement to bring their film industries closer together. | Read More
Berlin: Kevin Connolly's Film 'Wright Girls' Finds Home With Foreign Entourage (Exclusive)
The Highland Group strikes major territory deals for the comedy starring Jessica Alba, which Connolly is directing later this year. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Warner Bros. to Acquire Indie TV Producer Eyeworks' International Business
UPDATED: The deal will expand the global presence of Time Warner's TV studio operation, which has been looking to launch local production arms. | Read More
Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara Reteam for Canadian Comedy 'Schitt's Creek'
The CBC sitcom, also to star Chris Elliot, was created by the "American Pie" star and son Dan Levy. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Warner Bros. to Acquire Indie TV Producer Eyeworks' International Business
UPDATED: The deal will expand the global presence of Time Warner's TV studio operation, which has been looking to launch local production arms. | Read More
Berlin: Russian Art House Cinema Strangled by Faltering Economy
While deals struck before Berlin's European Film Market are being restructured, other distributors no long buy for Russia. | Read More
REVIEWS
Blind Massage (Tui Na): Berlin review
Festival director Lou Ye changes pace to show the dignity, sacrifice and joy of the sightless. | Read More
In Order of Disappearance (Kraftidioten): Berlin Review
Stellan Skarsgard plays a mild-mannered snowplow driver who stacks up a formidable body count while avenging the murder of his son in Hans Petter Moland's deadpan bloodbath. | Read More
The Rice Bomber: Berlin Review
Producer Cho Li's third directorial effort chronicles the exploits of a Taiwanese farming hero. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 9:28 AM.

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