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lundi 24 mars 2014

Hong Kong Filmart: 5 Hot Titles; China Market Liberalization Brings Buzz; Download THR's Daily PDF

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Hong Kong Filmart: 5 Hot Titles at the 2014 Market
With slick crime dramas and art house sleepers on offer, the gathering of Asia's biggest dealmakers gives Hollywood a glimpse at what the other half of the world is watching. | Read More
Hong Kong Filmart Abuzz With Talk of China Market Liberalization
Industry insiders at the annual market discuss a slew of recent developments that seem designed to make China a more open and hospitable market, but some remain cautious. | Read More
Aussie Flight Disaster Film 'Deep Water' Shelved Over Eerie Resemblance to Missing Malaysia Flight
"Deep Water," a loose follow-up to hit horror movie "Bait 3D," tells the story of a flight that mysteriously crashes into a remote stretch of the ocean on its way to China. | Read More
China Set to Award Landmark Second Theatrical Distribution License
The license will be issued to state-backed China National Culture & Art Corporation this week, breaking China Film Group's hold on distributing imported movies. | Read More
Hong Kong Filmart: Download THR's Day 2 Daily
In day two of THR's Filmart Daily, the market buzzes over China's new openness, the Aussie thriller "Deep Water" is shelved due to its similarity to Malaysia's missing airliner and Media Asia mogul Peter Lam reveals ... | Read More
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Arclight Films says it is putting preproduction of its upcoming film Deep Water on hold, due to some uncomfortable similarities between the project and the mysterious disappearance of Malaysian flight MH370. "Out of sensitivity to the Malaysia flight situation, we've decided to put it on pause for now," Gary Hamilton, managing director of Arclight told THR at the Asian industry tradeshow Filmart in Hong Kong. | Read More
John Singleton Says Studios 'Ain't Letting Black People Tell Stories,' Unveils Tupac Biopic Plans (Video)
John Singleton criticized the major studios March 19 for refusing to let African-Americans direct black-themed films. "They ain't letting the black people tell the stories," the Oscar-nominated director-writer told students at Loyola Marymount University, expanding on a theme he addressed in a Dec. 18 Hollywood Reporter op-ed piece. | Read More
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