Jeremy Kay
Americas Editor at Screen Daily
@Screendaily Americas Editor... Former freelance @guardian, sports reporter, travel writer. @LFC fan. Opinions belong to me, facts belong to us all.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Jeremy Kay
Source: Sundance Film Festival Bleecker Street has acquired US rights to the Sundance drama Rebuilding starring Josh O’Connor, with mk2 Films boarding international sales heading into Cannes. Max Walker-Silverman’s film follows Dusty, a cowboy who loses his ranch in a wildfire and reconnects with his estranged daughter and ex-wife as he reconstructs his life alongside fellow survivors in an emergency camp. Lily Latorre, Meghann Fahy, Kali Reis, and Amy Madigan round out the cast.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Jeremy Kay
EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has lined up key territory buyers for Hurry Up Tomorrow, the psychological thriller that marks the lead acting debut of The Weeknd alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan that will open in the US on May 16 day-and-date with most international markets.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Jeremy Kay
A24 has come on board writer-director Jesse Eisenberg’s upcoming untitled comedy in which he stars alongside Julianne Moore, Paul Giamatti, Halle Bailey, Havana Rose Liu, and Bernadette Peters. Production began this month in New Jersey on the story of a shy woman who goes to extremes and loses herself in a role when she is unexpectedly cast in a community theatre musical production. The cast includes Bonnie Milligan, Colton Ryan, Lilli Cooper, and Maulik Pancholy also join the cast.
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screendaily.com | Jeremy Kay
EXCLUSIVE: Lisbon-based sales agent Utopia Docs has acquired world rights to Mama ahead of the breast cancer documentary’s world premiere in the Persister section of Hot Docs in Toronto later this month. Ana Cristina Benítez’s Ecuadorian feature debut charts her own late-stage breast cancer diagnosis, years of treatment, and lengthy healing process.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Jeremy Kay
Amid declining production levels in the Greater Los Angeles area across all filming categories, FilmLA warned on Monday: ”California can’t afford to surrender any more work to its competitors.” FilmLA’s latest report looking at the first quarter of the year painted an ongoing sorry picture in the home of Hollywood. Overall production declined by 22.4% and features fell by 28.9% to 451 shoot days (SD) in the January to March period.
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