WorldPing
WorldPingVariety
Water Crisis Documentary ‘Every Living Thing’ Sets Toronto Market Debut, Adds VIBE as Strategic Partner (EXCLUSIVE)
“Every Living Thing,” a Canada-India-U.A.E.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Variety
Hollywood Reporter
Oscars: Australia Picks ‘First Light’ as International Feature Contender (Exclusive)
James J. Robinson's debut feature is the country's first-ever Tagalog-language submission for the Oscars.
This is a short WorldPing brief. The full report was published by Hollywood Reporter.
Read the full report at Hollywood ReporterMore coverage: all entertainment news on WorldPing.
Related news
WorldPing
WorldPingDeadline
‘Black Sunflowers’ First Look: Ukraine’s Youth Live Life On The Edge In Propulsive Doc From E.P. Sean Penn – Toronto Film Festival
EXCLUSIVE: The Toronto Film Festival hosts the world premiere of Black Sunflowers Friday evening, one of the most dynamic and explosive documentaries of the year.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Deadline
WorldPingVariety
French WWII Blockbuster ‘De Gaulle’ Lands U.S. Distribution With Samuel Goldwyn Films (EXCLUSIVE)
Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired U.S. distribution rights to “De Gaulle,” Antonin Baudry’s sprawling two-part historical epic that premiered out of competition at Cannes and was just shortlisted to represent France in the Oscar race.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Variety
Hollywood Reporter
WorldPingHollywood Reporter
Cynthia Erivo’s First Film Since ‘Wicked’ Required Her to Go Dark, Deep and Fearless: “I’d Feel Sick and Angry”
The three-time Oscar nominee found safety and support in the making of ‘Prima Facie,’ which offers an unflinching look at the aftermath of sexual assault.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Hollywood Reporter
WorldPingVariety
Kazakh Horror Sequel ‘Dastur: Teris Bata’ Boards Fearfolks for World Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
“Dastur: Teris Bata,” the sequel to Kazakhstan’s record-breaking horror hit “Dastur,” has found an international sales partner in Bangkok-based Fearfolks, which has boarded world sales rights excluding CIS territories.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Variety
WorldPingVariety
Catherine Deneuve on Playing a ‘Punk Fairy Godmother’ in Léa Domenach’s Venice-Bound ‘A Man’s Skin,’ a Feminist Medieval Musical (EXCLUSIVE)
Catherine Deneuve needed little convincing to play a “punk fairy godmother” in Léa Domenach’s “Peau d’Homme” (“A Man’s Skin“) the Venice-premiering medieval musical that reunites the famed French actor and up-and-coming director three years after “Bernadette.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Variety