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"What Has Become of You" (Dutton), by Jan Elizabeth Watson
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June 15
Alibaba to launch Netflix-style video streaming service
Chinese e-commercegiant announces plans to launch an online video streaming site for more than 600 million families in China.
The Irish Times
Child abuse in the entertainment industry investigated
Australian authorities are looking into child abuse claims and state that the same names keep appearing as more victims come forward.
Sky News
New set construction workshop to be built in South Australia
New workshop has a budget of almost $1m.
ABC News Australia
June 11
Piracy concerns grow in Australia
Australian Parliament vote in favor of blocking law but fears remain.
Australian Financial Review
Benedict Cumberbatch to receive CBE
According to reports, the UK star is to receive honour from the Queen on Saturday.
New Zealand Herald News
Raging Bull producer dies aged 81
Robert Chartoff, Rocky producer, has died of cancer. Final film Creed in post-production.
Glasgow Evening Times
MERS fear impacts film business
MERS outbreak in Korea has caused a reported 25% drop in cinema attendance.
Korea Herald
June 10
Netflix subs in Western Europe to double by 2019
IHS estimates that Western Europe will account for 23% of Netflix subscriptions by 2019.
Rapid TV News
Aruba plans film market
Fifth edition of Caribbean festival plans 'international film market' for October.
ETurbo News
Seoul festival to explore expat experiences
New Seoul festival for low-budget films to focus on the expatriate experience.
The Korea Herald
April 10
Spike Lee in talks with Amazon.com for its first feature film
Samuel L. Jackson and Jeremy Piven are to star in the film titled Ch-iraq, comparing the murder rate of Chicago with Iraq.
Bloomsberg Business
AMC Theatres and Dolby Laboratories announce Dolby Cinema at AMC Prime
AMC expects up to 100 locations by December 2024.
Business Wire
Piracy forces cinemas to close in Zimbabwe
After the Zimbabwean dollar collapse in 2008, only five movie theatres currently exist for its population of 13 million.
Associated Press
New York-based Australian filmmakers launch crowdfunding campaign for sexual assault film
Carlo Velayo and Jessica Thompson hope to bring the issue to a big screen after a friend was assaulted.
Canberra Times
April 9
HBO Now launches with Apple on iOS devices
Customers get access to HBO programming and its movie catalogue from four US studios.
The Guardian
Animation studio wage-fixing lawsuit involving Pixar dismissed by federal judge
Federal and state laws require suits to be filed within four years of violation.
Cartoon Brew
Oklahoma filming rebate takes effect
State offers a 37 percent rebate to films that hire local crews and services.
Oklahoma News On 6
April 8
Alibaba proposes injection of assets into ailing movie arm
Hong Kong-based company might shut down online movie-ticketing and crowdfunding platforms.
The Wall Street Journal
Animal rights' groups protest The Longest Ride
PETA led protests against the latest Nicholas Sparks romance, saying Hollywood shouldn't romanticize rodeos.
International Business Times
NewFilmmakers LA and BritWeek to celebrate British film
The organisations will come together in appreciation of films directed by locals and internationals.
PR Web
April 7
ISPs to name illegal downloaders in Dallas Buyers Club case
Case could access the details of 4,700 after a decision by the Federal Court.
The Australian
Trailer Park Boys attempt to save Nova Scotia film tax credit
The comedians posted a video to Facebook addressing the government in hopes to preserve the industry.
The Canadian Press
Star Wars saga to get digital HD re-release
Films available in April on platforms such as iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play.
USA Today
April 2
Potential removal of film tax credit in Nova Scotia budget
The 2015 provincial budget will be unveiled next week, putting industry jobs at risk.
Global News
Robin Williams trust bans the use of his image until 2039
The actor handed his rights to the Windfall Foundation, which means there can be no unauthorzed use for 25 years.
Yahoo! Movies
Pakistan film industry director claims recession is almost over
Syed Noor said the industry is using the latest technology and casting young blood to boost the quality of Pakistani movies.
Aaj News
April 1
First images of Ari Folman's animated Anne Frank production released
Waltz with Bashir director has taken on another wartime film.
The Guardian
Massachusetts statehouse packed with film tax credit supporters
Supporters crowded a hearing arguing against the Governor's proposal to axe the tax break.
Associated Press
Screen Australia names Lisa Duff investment development manager, documentaries
The producer succeeds Mary-Ellen Mullane.
Inside Film
March 31
Scottish government urged to build studio
A report by the tourism committee recommended the government "provide direction" for the film industry.
Herald Scotland
LGBT film Un-freedom denied rating in India
Florida director's debut film was denied certification, then certified A with cuts.
Press Trust of India
March 30
Film-friendly charter signed in Hertfordshire
The charter, which launched with Creative England, was signed by ten district councils.
Hertfordshire Mercury
March 27
Downton Abbeyseries to end, feature film is possibility
Executive producer Gareth Neame confirmed that he would be "very interested" in making a film based on the Crawley family.
Daily Mail
Australian copyright holders get court orders, force ISPs to block pirate sites
Communications minister Malcolm Turnbull introduces copyright bill.
iT Wire
Star Wars sets in Tunisia facing potential threats from ISIS
Tourists and fans of the action films are being warned against visiting various sets.
International Business Times
March 26
.film to provide new online home for film industry
The newly created domain will afford industry specific and authoritative online namespace.
Lawsuit dropped for Seth MacFarlane's Ted
Bengal Mangle Productions drops case over the talking teddy bear.
The Guardian
Steven Spielberg to direct Ready Player One
The Oscar-winner will direct the science fiction film based on the novel by Ernest Cline.
Jewish Business News
March 25
Mortdecai gets PG-13 version for VOD
Lionsgate will offer caper in the original R-rated version as well as an editied version.
Israeli director to tour Ireland with exposé of the Israeli arms industry
Yotam Feldman will screen his award-winning film The Lab in five cities around Ireland.
Palestine News Network
Bulgarian President says its possible to triple investments and jobs in film
"Nothing is a given and we must fight for each investment, especially in industries such as film…" president Plevneliev said.
The Sofia Globe
March 24
DreamWorks Animation predicted to face new loss
Wall Street analysts express concern that Home, the company's only release this year, will lose money.
Bloomberg Business
New Zealand's Vista Group International acquires leading software company
The cinema software and analytics company has picked up Ticketsoft.
Business Wire
Sony closes deal, brings Beautiful: The Carole King Musical to the big screen
Tom Hanks will produce the musical, which has achieved breakout success on Broadway.
New York Times
March 23
Cinderella director makes requests for Belfast Festival funds
Sir Kenneth Branagh said that he is worried about how funding cuts will impact organizations for film in Ireland.
Belfast Telegraph
B.C. film industry boosts to new levels
The Canadian film industry has bounced back without further government tax credits.
The Canadian Press
Australian Netflix catalogue leaked a day before launch
Netflix formally announced its pricing, with the cheapest to cost $8.99, while the online catalogue was leaked to Reddit.
Sydney Morning Herald
March 20
Film industry boosts security business for Northern Ireland
Select Management and Security Ltd has recently worked on shows for BBC and HBO.
Belfast Telegraph
Joseph Gordon-Levitt to star and produce live Fraggle Rock film
Jim Henson's musical puppet series will make its way to the big screen after nearly a decade in the works.
Yahoo! Movies UK
Harrison Ford to narrate aviation documentary
National Geographic Studios announced the actor will lend his voice to Living in the Age of Airplanes, documenting the history of aviation.
The State
March 19
Edinburgh Film Festival may have to "drop down a division"
Festival director Fergus Linehan questions quality in the last year of a funding deal with Edinburgh City Council worth $3.4m (£2.3m).
Herald Scotland
Malta-China drawing up film agreement
Tourism minister Edward Zammit Lewis announced a cooperation agreement between Malta and China with filming of Sonata Malta.
Times of Malta
Select Georgia film studios form alliance
Five film and TV studios have formed an association called The Georgia Studio and Infrastructure Alliance.
Atlanta Business Chronicle
March 18
British Film Institute onboard for London Paramount at Swanscombe
The BFI joins the team as "cultural advisor" for the entertainment resort.
Kent Online
China's new 3D feature film models Pixar, but cheaper
Web entrepreneur Gary Wang's Door Guardians is scheduled for release in 2016.
The Wall Street Journal China
Florida film industry trails behind others
Florida tax incentives lacking, producers heading to states such as Georgia and Louisiana.
Fox 13 Tampa Bay
March 17
The Crow remake to shoot at Pinewood Studios Cardiff
The first minister of Wales announced that the 90s classic will be the first multi-million pound film made at the facilities in Cardiff.
BBC News
Alexandre Desplat to score Stars Wars spin-off Rogue One
The Oscar-winning composer will reteam with director Gareth Edwards.
The Guardian
Bollywood A-listers voice reservations with censor board
Issues sparked after the Central Board of Film Certification banned a list of 28 objectionable words.
Live Mint
Homecoming stars Drake, but doesn't have his approval
The rapper is battling with producers over the documentary that tells his story, labeling it "unauthorized."
LA Times
March 13
James Bond request to film in Welsh Assembly rejected
Welsh politicians denied Spectre producers access to film in the main chamber of the National Assembly in Cardiff.
Business Standard
Nigerian government boosts film industry with $2.5m (N500m)
President Goodluck Jonathan looks to boast the industry toward self-employment, focusing on the North-east region.
The Guardian Nigeria
The National Film Development Corporation Malaysia to restructure licensing bids
The corporation announced it will not renew licenses for filmmakers who have been inactive for the past five years.
Malay Mail Online
March 12
Profits for Cineworld double in 2014
Cineworld's pre-tax profits rose from $46.3m (£30.9m) in 2013 to $100.8m (£67.3m) in just a year.
The Telegraph
House of Representatives vote to end film incentives in Michigan
The $50m (£33.3m) annual incentives end in a 58-51 vote, effective October 1.
Detroit Free Press
230 actors unlikely to be paid after Sydney extras agency goes broke
Agency reportedly owes more than $140,000 (£93,000) to extras featured in films including Unbroken.
Performing Arts Hub
March 11
Herts County Council to sign film friendly charter with Creative England
The charter is expected to bring further investments into the already well-known destination for film crews.
Hemel Today
CNN will premiere five documentary films in 2016
Each of the films is co-produced with CNN Films and will debut in theatres before their CNN/US release.
HBO to recreate "Battle of the Sexes" tennis film
The film will star Paul Giamatti as Bobby Riggs and Elizabeth Banks as Billie Jean King.
New York Post
March 10
Emma Watson addresses "big issue" in film industry
The actress spoke about gender inequality in the film industry in a Facebook Q&A for International Women's Day.
RTE Ten
Producers addressed the Minister of the State on the difficulty of filming.
Chinese government pulls pollution documentary offline
After drawing millions of views, Under the Dome has been removed from video sites.
The Guardian
Australian director draws inspiration for film from race riots
Abe Forsythe is working on a black comedy about the 2005 Cronulla race riot.
Sydney Morning Herald
March 6
India blocks Fifty Shades from cinemas
The country joins Malaysia, Indonesia, and Kenya in censoring the erotic film.
Reuters UK
Sharknado 3 production crew on strike for third straight day
Forty employees refused to work, seeking a contract with the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
International Business Times
Screen Australia financial statements show related party transactions
Reporter finds five pages of transactions while researching Australian film industry potential.
Sydney Morning Herald
March 5
Hobbit effects company Weta partners with Epic Games on Virtual Reality
"The Smaug demo, for example, isn't a game and it isn't a film. It's an 'experience," said Alasdair Coull, head of research and development at Weta.
Los Angeles Mayor requires city officials to support film industry
Mayor Garcetti announced steps toward making LA more film-friendly.
Los Angeles Times
Netflix partners with Leonardo DiCaprio's production company
The multi-year deal will develop "fact-based projects," all with DiCaprio as producer or executive producer.
USA Today
March 4
Film London brings US animation executives to capital
The film and media agency hosted five executives.
Animation Magazine
Bona announces second film investment fund
Chinese outfit announces fund of $271m (£178m) to finance the development and production of film and TV projects.
Globe Newswire
Arizona looks into legislature offering film production incentives
Production companies in Arizona have lost business to states like New Mexico due to lack of incentives.
KRQE News
March 3
International online film festival heads to Buenos Aires
The web-based works, designed for consumption on any device, will compete for awards such as best screenplay and best director.
Rapid TV News
China has record-breaking box office revenue in February, beats US
Sales hit an all time high last month with $650m, surpassing both the United States and the Chinese monthly record.
The Guardian
Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker proposes end to film industry tax credit
Baker's budget will mean state must cut out film tax credit.
Boston Globe
February 27
Louisiana film industry in danger of losing tax credits
"Let's face it, if we lose the tax credits…there is no film industry," Millenium Studios president says.
Alibaba CEO suggests blueprint for Chinese film industry
Jack Ma wants Alibaba at the forefront of film, and sees cultural and commercial opportunities.
Chengdu Economic Daily
Dublin Film Festival reveals Irish films
The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival (JDIFF) lineup showcases Irish features and documentaries including Gerard Barrett's Glassland.
19 February
Film producer Daggubati Ramanaidu dies at 78
Veteran movie mogul produced over 100 films in all official languages of India.
International Business Times – India Edition
Wilmington film industry leaders to make announcement regarding local film industry
Local film industry has seen a decline in interested productions in the first few weeks of the year.
Star News Online
Michael Douglas set to be honoured with George Eastman Award
American actor will be awarded the prize in New York on 14 May.
First Texas South Asian Film Festival to launch in February
Festival will feature the stories of South Asians living in America, India, Nepal, Australia and Singapore.
Business Standard
18 February
Hollywood film industry moves to Nevada
"In the last two years, we've seen the number of film permits issued steadily increase," Eric Preiss said.
Daily Show producer launches documentary on Dr Bassem Youssef
Sara Takslerannounced she had clandestinely directed a documentary about the "Egyptian Jon Stewart."
Georgia to host second EU Film Festival
24 films from EU member states will be presented from February 20 to March 1.
Ocean Film Festival Australia to launch in March
Festival features seven ocean-themed short films, five Australian cinematic premieres and two world premieres.
Echo Net Daily
17 February
Scottish Government attacked over failure to build film studio in Lanarkshire
Government said it was unable to pursue a new-build studio in Glasgow or anywhere else.
The Herald Scotland
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei criticizes American Sniper
Supreme leader said the film encouraged violence against Muslims.
Star Tribune
JJ Abrams wants an early release date for Star Wars
Disney is "seriously" considering his demand of a summer release.
International Business Times
Syrian collective presents film about act of filming during times of war
Scenes include disillusioned revolutionaries and women challenging traditional societal roles.
The Daily Princetonian
16 February
Japanese director Isao Yukisada preps work in China
"The time has finally come for Japanese to go beyond borders to make movies," he said.
The Asahi Shimbun
Zhang Yimou's next feature adds Willem Dafoe to its cast
Film is expected to be the largest production ever shot entirely in China.
Australian TV production industry to develop TV spinoff of Wolf Creek
The project would be a collaboration between film's writer and director Greg McLean and the team behind the Underbelly series.
13 February
Michigan film incentives to be reduced by $12 million
Legislators have approved first round of budget cuts.
The Daily Press
Controversial film MSG – The Messenger released in several states across India
Several demonstrations were held by students and workers to protest against the release.
The Tribune
Liverpool film industry urged to bid for new funding
New £8m investment will enable Creative England to support businesses outside of London.
The Liverpool Echo
South-Korean film industry task force protests over authorities' attempt to oust executive director of BIFF
"The authorities should stop all attempts to damage the freedom of expression," says task force.
Yonhap News
12 February
Buffalo Mayor Brown to enhance city's post-production facilities
"This is just another step of building the economy in Buffalo," he said.
North Shore sees record-breaking film activity
City and District of North Vancouver issued 77 film permits for feature films, TV shows, commercials, documentaries and music videos in 2014.
North Shore News
Sigourney Weaver implies possibility of making new Alien film
Actress spoke about a possibility of making new feature with director Neil Blomkamp.
Zee News
Federation of Western India Cine Employees calls off strike
Indefinite strike was due to a conflict between the recognised labour unions in Bollywood and their rival group, FWICE.
IBN Live
11 February
Film industry value declining in Australia due to increase in online consumption of film content
Film and television sector contributed $5.8 billion to Australian GDP in 2012-13, which represents a decline of 12.4 per cent from 2009-10.
The Brisbane Times
Alaska Governor to dismantle state's film and television subsidy program
Gov. Bill Walker wants to eliminate the Alaska Film Office to save $346,700 on three positions and another $20m annually in tax credits, according to budget documents.
Alaska Dispatch News
Auckland Council to boost film-making in west Auckland
"AFS has engaged an LA-based studio consultancy to provide recommendations for the current studio site and alternatives.
Kamal Haasan likely to play in remake of Hindi blockbuster PK
Actor-filmmaker is rumoured to play the lead in upcoming untitled remake produced by Gemini Film Circuit.
The Times of India
10 February
Director and producer Shirley Frimpong-Manso bemoans the lack of money in Ghana's movie industry
"For most Ghanaians, [watching a movie] at the cinema is not an option; it's a luxury that many simply cannot afford," Sparrow Production director says.
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Romania to launch Transilvania Film Fund to attract international co-productions
The fund will have a budget of up to $113,000.
Indonesian filmmakers vowing to sue Tourism Ministry
Bureaucrats are sent to film festivals instead of filmmakers at government expense.
The Jakarta Post
9 February
NYU recovers 1919 silent film starring Harry Houdini
71-minute feature film is expected to make comeback during the 2015 TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.
NYU News
Ode to my Fathertakes number two spot on list of most-watched Korean films
Film was selected to be screened in the Panorama section of the 2015 Berlin International Film Festival.
The Korea Times
Amy Winehouse documentary due for release later this year
Trailer has been screened at a pre-Grammy event in America.
The Irish Examiner
6 February
Paris sharply restricts filming of action movies
"There's a problem with these action-type scenes, as the actors in uniform could be targets for terrorists," police official Sylvie Barnaud says.
Yahoo News
Texas film incentives possibly slashed from budget
Senate's rough draft budget gives less than $10 million for film incentives, almost a 90 percent cut.
Baz Luhrmann moves into television
Australian director is producing a television series for the streaming service Netflix.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Sohonet signs deal with IBM allowing its customers to use cloud-based services for film rendering
Deal provides them with access to resources such as those involved in post-production.
5 February
Dutch and German film industries sign a co-production treaty
Treaty will see to the creation of a cross-border development fund, the Children Film Co-Development Fund.
Kodak signs new film supply agreements with all six major Hollywood studios
New deal enables company to remain premier supplier of camera negative, intermediate stock for post production, and archival and print film.
Indian Television
Republican Dan Lauwers, R-Brockway wants to end incentives given to the Michigan film industry
"I don't see where the money we're putting into film incentives is creating a sustainable industry." state representative says.
Livingston Daily
"There isn't one in the pipe," actor Robert Downey Jr says.
JBG News
4 February
Iraq's ministry of culture removes American Sniper from exhibition
Filmgoers and government officials complained that the film "insults" Iraqis.
The Guardian
Condé Nast Entertainment debut feature to start production
"I said from day one that we are not a magazine company anymore, we are a media company," CEO Joe Ripp says.
The New York Post
New South Wales government to invest in short films
Three production teams will be allocated a budget of $4,000.
The Northern Star
3 February
Chinese YOU On Demand acquires rights to film titles from Twentieth Century Fox
Digital video provider will bring—among others—A-Team, Black Swan, Master And Commander and Unstoppable to China.
Rapid TV News
Ang Lee to adapt satirical novel about the Iraq war
Film will explore the gaping national disconnect between the war at home and the war abroad.
US AMC Networks acquires Czech and Slovak film channel
US cablenet operator takes over the channel from IKO with immediate effect.
C21 Media
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit brought by author against Gravity
Author Tess Gerritsen claims film rights were sold to company Katja, U.S. District Judge says Gerritsen cannot prove it.
Claremont-La Verne
2 February
Agreement between China and South Korea to pave the way for the entry of more Korean films into China
Any film projects co-produced by the two countries will be considered as local films.
China Topix
Tehran-backed Muhammad biopic to be released
Iran's most expensive film to date is set to premiere at next Iran's Fajr international film festival.
The News
File-sharing site originally taken down is functioning normally after going down for several hours this morning.
International Business Times
RelTime launches its portal to recruit aspirants for performing arts
Platform largely targets the Bengal film industry.
The Hindu Business Line
30 January
France might tax Google, Amazon and Netflix to subsidise film and television sector
"It's an urgent issue" says Culture Minister Fleur Pellerin.
Andrei Zvyagintsev wants Russians to watch Leviathan illegally
Film has been subject to cuts in Russia.
The Guardian
Liverpool Lift-Off Film Festival to return in March
Festival will be dedicated to the discovery and development of independent artists.
Liverpool Echo
Anindya Chatterjee to complete Charlie Hebdo protest march documentary
Bengali filmmaker's Extremism Denied is to be ready in three months.
Times of India
29 January
Nigeria's film industry trumps Hollywood in terms of films produced
Nollywood released over 2,000 films in 2013, it now contributes about 1.4% to the country's GDP.
AFK Insider
Robert Downey Jr to produce feature based on Robert Shaw's speech in Jaws
The film will revolve around attacks by sharks on character Quint's fellow crew, Tate Taylor will direct.
The Telegraph
Eventide Visuals, Inc launches Kickstarter campaign for Fight for Spacedocumentary
The film will explore the economic and cultural benefits of human space exploration, Eventide Visuals is seeking to raise $80,000.
Spaceflight Insider
28 January
Film Edinburgh reports 6% increase in shooting
361 projects were filmed in Edinburgh, East Lothian and the Scottish Borders last year.
Director and producer to work with Grand Forks to prop up North Dakota's film industry
Matt Fern and Jim Kambeitz team up with Marie Strinden to offer incentives to North Dakota home-grown production companies.
The Grand Forks Herald
Fox Animation to adapt Mr Men and Little Miss feature
Shawn Levy will produce, no director has been announced yet.
The Belfast Telegraph
27 January
Entertainment One put ahead thanks to Peppa Pig's entry into new markets
Entertainment One's TV business grew 36.8 per cent last year.
City A.M.
New president of Korea Creative Content Agency to cultivate "big killer Korean content"
KOCCA has a budget of 211.1 billion won, according to executive.
The Korea Times
Kung-Fu Panda 3 to be co-produced with a Chinese company
New status will allow DreamWorks Animation to have a bigger share in China's film market.
Atlanta's 15th Annual Jewish Film Festival to start this week
Festival to address Paris terrorist attacks.
Jewish Business News
26 January
Tax rebate for film production companies eliminated in North Carolina
Tax rebate is now replaced with a $10 million grant programme.
The Daily Tarheel
Canadian Government unveils $1.2m in funding to build film industry
Government aims to improve export and local investment opportunities.
Rapid TV News
Alfred Hitchcock holocaust documentary set to be released this year
German Concentration Camps Factual Survey to get general release.
The Telegraph
23 January
Nigeria creates new fund to tackle piracy in the audiovisual industries
$12m fund will help boost the number and quality of distribution options.
Rapid TV News
Film Baby will not be showing in Pakistan
Censor boards claimed thriller portrayed a bad image of Muslims.
The Huffington Post India
Scorsese Bill Clinton biopic indefinitely shelved
Project is put aside due to disagreements about control.
The New York Times
22 January
Ken Loach to be awarded honorary doctorate by Liverpool Hope University
Film-maker will be made a Doctor of Humane Letters thanks to his long association with the city.
Simon Pegg to co-write Star Trek 3
English actor will be working on the script alongside Doug Jung.
Headlines and Global News
Whiplash set to release in India
Film starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons will be released ahead of the Oscars.
IBN Live
Oakland unveils Children's Film Festival programme
Festival will be held at the Chabot Space and Science Center.
Contra Costa Rica Times
21 January
Fifth Beijing International Film Festival scheduled to run in April
French director Luc Besson will preside over the international jury.
Power Rangers reboot to be filmed in 2015
"The movie is definitely set for this year," actor Jason David said.
The Indian Express
Milwaukee Film Festival reveals dates for its seventh annual festival
The festival will take place from September 24 to October 8.
Journal Sentinel
20 January
New chairman of Creative Scotland talks first film studio in Scotland
"We can do more for ourselves in Scotland," says Richard Findlay.
Edinburgh News
Massive round of staff layoffs at DreamWorks Animation
Hundreds of animators, story-board artists and other production personnel are to be fired due to poor box office performances.
The Guardian
Costa Rican government to create film law that would attract foreign shoots
The new film law will include production and distribution incentives.
The Costa Rican Times
Ryan Reynolds to star in upcoming Deadpool film
American actor will begin filming Fox's fantasy-sci-fi in Vancouver in March.
19 January
New Steve Jobs biopic begins production
New Steve Jobs film has finally begun production.
Hugh Jackman set to star in upcoming Eddie Edwards biopic
American actor will play ski expert Chuck Berghorn, Dexter Fletcher will direct.
Brenton Thwaite reveals hints about Pirates of the Caribbean 5
American actor said pre-production was supposed to begin in a month.
Master Herald
16 January
UniFrance reveals My French Film Festival programme
Online festival will be presided by Michel Gondry and will show 10 feature films and ten shorts.
Chiyaan Vikram's film "I" recognized as most important ever Tamil-language release in US and India
Aascar Film is selling the Indian feature in over 200 theatres in the US, while the opening is on a record 6,500 screens in India.
Business Standard
Indian censor Leela Samson quits after appeals board approved the film Messenger of God
Guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh's feature is said to be unsuitable for the public and based on superstition.
BBC News
Myanmar authorities launch video shop crackdown of The Interview
According to Irrawaddy Newspaper, North Korea charged Myanmar officials to confiscate pirated copies of American comedy.
VICE News
15 January
Irish Film Board unveils three new projects
Tale of love and music in the Dublin inner-city of the 1980s among trio.
Irish Times
Mardi Gras film festival announces line-up
LGBT festival will feature films from Australia, Philippines, Kenya and Sri Lanka.
Star Observer
American director James Cameron claimed working on three Avatar films simultaneously was too complex.
Decan Chronicle
14 January
David Fincher to direct remake of Hitchcock's Strangers On A Train
The film, written by Gillian Flynn, will star Ben Affleck, who will also produce.
The Seattle Times
Directors gather in New Zealand to help film industry
Group involving Jane Campion, James Cameron and Peter Jackson met with Economic Development Minister to give New Zealand's film industry a boost.
Tupac biopic set to start production
Production will start in June 2015, Randall Emett will produce.
All Hip Hop
Film production dropped in Los Angeles last year
TV filming increased 12.2 percent, while feature film production dropped 3.2 percent.
Los Angeles Daily News
13 January
Leviathan still waiting for official release in Russia
First Russian film to win a Golden Globe is still held back across Russia under pretext of law banning swearing.
Tengri News
Scottish film-makers are struggling to get work, experts say
Holyrood committee denounces lack of finance, industry support and facilities.
The Scotsman
Africa's film industry has increased dramatically over the past few years
Industry has become second largest employer after agriculture in Nigeria, employs more than 35,000 people in South Africa alone.
AFK Insider
Mendip Hills wants to convince big film producers to shoot in the county
Broadchurch and Wolf Hall examples of tourists flocking to destinations seen on screen.
Western Daily Press
12 January
TAmerican producer died on Friday night.
The Guardian
Henry Cavill denies rumours of Batman vs. Superman two-parts release
Superman actor claimed next DC Comics film would be released in one part—as intended.
Consequence of Sound
Captain America 3 to shoot in April
Actor Anthony Mackie unveiled details about Marvel Studios' 2016 feature, adding that the film would shoot in Atlanta, Berlin and Puerto Rico.
Den of Geek
UAE operator Etisalat signs deal with creative development agency twofour54
About 40 locally created films are now available through a video on demand platform.
9 January
Plans for Scotland's Pentland Studios unveiled
Construction is expected by October 2015, first film is to be shot by 2017.
The Herald Scotland
Galway film industry generated €70m this year
Recent UNESCO City of Film status boosted Irish city.
Overall ticket sales down nine-percent in Quebec
Xavier Dolan's Mommy saves Quebec box-office, but ticket sales went from $191.4m in 2013 to $171.8m last year.
Montreal Gazette
8 January
Sony hackers leave a trail leading back to North Korea
FBI director identifies messages associated to North Korean IP addresses.
Yahoo Finance
John Travolta to return to TV as OJ Simpson's lawyer
The 10-part FX miniseries will mark American actor's first series role in 40 years.
The New York Post
Cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar will play himself in British film
Shooting has taken place over last year says producer.
Screen Queensland supports documentary based on anti-Coal Seam Gas activist Dayne Pratzky
Film due to be released next month after gaining government funding.
The Courier Mail
7 January
Free screening of Selma in Alabama
City of Selma decided to show the eponymous drama to its residents for free.
The Guardian
Marketing campaign gets started, opening expected by July, 2015.
Channing Tatum to star in 2016 X-Men film
American actor is to play Gambit in the third X-Men film of 2016.
USA Today
NextGen Entertainment to shoot new adventure film in Nepal
Gurajati production house expresses wish to shoot more Bollywood films outside of India.
Times of India
6 January
UK student attempts to pirate Gravity in 3D
A Birmingham student tried to make a copy of Gravity with a 3D camera.
The Birmingham Mail
The Interview set for Australia release
Film set for a "solid multiplex release" from February 12.
The Herald Sun
Indian director and producer couple under arrest
Actor claims couple did not share rights to film he funded.
Times of India
5 January
Irish government to increase film production tax breaks
Arts minister Heather Humphreys says decision will make Ireland "a first choice destination for international filmmakers".
Tax News
Pedro Almodóvar reveals new elements about next film Silencio
Director's next feature will be "a return to the cinema of women".
The Guardian
Pride US DVD cover removes gay and lesbian references
Banner stating "lesbians and gays support the minors" erased.
The Daily Mail
19 December
FG, Nollywood Sign MoU for N0.7bn Film Production Fund
Nigeria's government backs Nigerian film industry.
This Day Live
Steve Carell film based in North Korea cancelled over Sony hack, threats
Gore Verbinski film was in development, reportedly dropped by Fox
Interstellar director Christopher Nolan defends himself against 'mumbling' complaints
"People should never try to imply that I don't know what I am doing," he said.
The Independent
Texas cinema to show Team America: World Police in place of The Interview
The Alamo Drafthouse will show the film on 27 December.
The Telegraph
18 December
Bangladeshi film industry seeks India's support
Official says India's expertise is needed to digitise the filmmaking process in Bangladesh.
IBN Live
Danny Boyle and Ray Winstone back campaign to save the Foyle Film Festival
Stars add support to campaign against NI film cuts.
Belfast Telegraph
Culture Minister: No funding for artists who oppose the Kremlin
Russian minister Vladimir Medinsky: Funding films critical of Kremlin is "state masochism."
Moscow Times
Film director Ben Pickering and three others to be sentenced for £5m mortgage fraud
Prosecutor Carl Harrison says director Pickering was "at the heart" of the conspiracy.
Wales Online
17 December
Channel 4 and film production company ordered to give Ryanair documents
Blakeway Productions and Channel 4 face defamation charges for critical documentary.
Irish Times
Sony Pictures CEO consulted US State Department on film, leaked emails show
Michael Lynton told Daniel Russel that he was "concerned for the safety of Americans" in June.
Economic Times
Russia Opens Discussions on China-Style Hollywood Film Cap
Russian culture minister Vladimir Medinsky submits to pressure to discuss possible cap.
16 December
Jameson will no longer sponsor Dublin International Film Festival
The 13-year sponsorship deal ends in 2015.
Irish Independent
Renowned Egyptian director Nader Galal dies at 73
Galal, born in 1941, directed more than 50 films.
Ahram Online
Om Puri to be honoured at International Film Festival
65-year-old will receive the lifetime achievement award at the International Film Festival of Prayag.
Business Recorder
Daniel Craig films new James Bond scenes in London
Shooting begins on the Thames less than two weeks after new Bond announcement.
The Telegraph
15 December
China Star shuns gaming, bets on film production
The Hong Kong firm had previously set aside HKD134.3 million ($17.3m) for gaming investments.
GGR Asia
Paul Greengrass: Hollywood director criticises Northern Ireland budget cuts
"We must protect what has been built," he said.
BBC News
Sex abuse campaign film launches crowd-fund bid
Profits from Gaslighting, starring Stephen Graham, will help victims of abuse.
Thanet Gazette
Bengali film industry losing viewers, says report
54% of viewers in Kolkata have not seen a Bengali film at the cinema in the last year.
12 December
Orange Wednesdays To End In 2015
EE's 2-for-1 Wednesday ticket offer will end after a 12-year run.
Yahoo Movies
Hackers 'may attack other film studios after leak of Sony Pictures' data'
Cyber security experts warn that other studios could be subject to extortion.
The Guardian
Inaction on internet piracy threatened film funding, says Village Roadshow chief
Graham Burke says Australian government's action was crucial to securing finance.
Sydney Morning Herald
Bond movie Spectre budget soars over $300 Million
Sony hack reveals concerns about Spectre budget, $50m more than Skyfall.
11 December
American Film Institute appoints new director for AFI Docs
Michael Lumpkin will charge of the documentary festival on 1 January.
Washington Post
007 follows Tom Cruise to Austria
Shooting for Spectre begins in mid-January.
Hacked company uses Amazon servers to attack torrent sites
International Business Times
Rogen 'objected to Jong-un film cut'
Writer, director and actor was asked to tone down the film for North Korean audiences.
BBC News
10 December
Cuts could mean end for NI film bodies
Northern Ireland Screen say their budget could be halved.
mm2 Asia is first Singapore film production company to be listed on SGX
The company raised S$5.7m (£2.77m) during its IPO on 9 December.
Channel News Asia
Tim Burton couples Florida with UK for next film
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children will now be partly shot in Tampa Bay.
Sarandon, Bates sign on with Xavier Dolan
The pair join Jessica Chastain and Kit Harington on Dolan's English-language debut.
Montreal Gazette
9 December
Peter Jackson receives Hollywood Star
The Hobbit director was joined by cast members from his six Middle Earth films outside the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.
New Zealand Herald
George Lucas hasn't seen The Force Awakens trailer
Speaking about one of the most-viewed teasers ever, Lucas said: "It's not in the movie theater. I like going to the movies and watching the whole thing there."
The Telegraph
Game of Thrones star Jason momoa to play Aquaman in four DC films
The Khal Drogo actor will follow up 2016's Batman v Superman with a further three films, the first of which is slated for a 2018 release.
The Independent
8 December
Spanish cinema on track for record year
Spanish-made films have had their most successful year in a decade, with almost twice as many Spanish people watching home-grown films as in 2013
It the Clown remake: True Detective's Cary Fukunaga to reboot Stephen King's novel
Two-part movie will begin filming in summer 2015.
The Independent
Bond villain Mr White to return?
Jesper Christensen is rumoured to be involved in the new 007 film
Belfast Telegraph
4 December
Warner Bros. Suicide Squad features star-studded cast
Will Smith, Tom Hardy and Jared Leto lead cast for DC's upcoming film to be released August 2016.
BBC News
Wicked musical rumoured for release
Wizard of Oz prequel could be out by 2016 with potential stars Lea Michele and Harry Styles.
L.A. looks to stop runaway film production
LA City Council discusses extension of a five-year fee waiver for film productions shot on city property.
Los Angeles Register
27 November
Coen Brothers latest film boosts LA production
Production for movies filmed on location in LA decline in seven of last eight weeks, down double-digit percent.
LA Times
Star Wars and Avengers lift Pinewood
Europe's biggest stage and studio space reported a £160,000 rise in half-year profits to £1.76m.
BBC News
Johnny Depp unruffled by flops
Pirates of the Caribbean star hasn't enjoyed recent success, doesn't 'give a f***.'
Belfast Telegraph
26 November
Suspects arrested in Expendables 3 leak
Anti-piracy police arrest two men on suspicion of leaking action film in the UK.
BBC News
UAE "ticket tax" ruffling industry feathers
Idea proposes a cinema "ticket tax" to help fund local film production.
The National
Jackman terrifyingly good in new Panteaser-trailer.
25 November
Limerick set for new film production base
Plans for multi-million euro film production hub in motion with local councils.
Irish Times
Bond to shoot in Rome next year
Car chase and parachute scenes to be shot in Italy's capital.
Daily Mail
Matthew McConaughey to star in Stephen King adaptation
Oscar-winner tipped for villainous role in The Stand, a four-film Hollywood franchise based on the 1978 novel.
The Guardian
20 November
Thai cinema chain pulls new Hunger Games movie
Series' three-fingered salute adopted by pro-democracy campaigners in Thailand.
Tinker Tailor screenwriter to adapt The Goldfinch
Donna Tartt's bestselling, Pulitzer-winning novel about grief, love and art theft takes step towards the big screen.
The Guardian
Angelina Jolie plans to retire from acting
Hollywood star plans to focus on directing.
Yahoo! News
19 November
France sees decline in production
Film production is down by over 8% and funding has dropped by 22.7%.
Animators face film technology 'challenge'
Experts say the advent of 4K and high frame rate films presents a "huge challenge" for computer-based animation.
BBC News
Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 delayed in China
With international titles outperforming domestic films, China delays release until 2015.
The Guardian
18 November
James McAvoy wins Scottish Bafta film award
McAvoy beats Peter Mullan and Jack O'Connell to win Actor Film award at Scotland's annual ceremony.
BBC News
Laurel and Hardy biopic gets director
Director Jon S Baird to make film focusing on Stan and Ollie's farewell tour of the UK.
The Guardian
AMC Theatres offers unlimited passes to see Christopher Nolan's space epic.
Washington Post
13 November
Chinese movie being shot in LA
Hollywood Adventures is the largest Chinese-language film to shoot LA with $30 million budget.
LA Times
Aaron Sorkin to adapt illegal, high-stakes poker memoir
Oscar-winner tells underground poker story featuring Ben Affleck, Leo DiCaprio and millions of dollars.
BBC News
Bath Film Festival gives F rating for films
Reese Witherspoon's Wild among 17 films given an F rating for strong female leads, directors or screenwriters.
The Guardian
12 November
Harry Potter fans want to create definitive fan film with £40,000
Manchester student to direct new fan film based on JK Rowling's books.
Quentin Tarantino announces retirement plan
"I don't believe you should stay on stage until people are begging you to get off," says 51-year old award-winning director.
Belfast Telegraph
Icelandic film industry booming
Due to more projects being filmed in Iceland, industry brings in ISK 7 billion ($56 million).
Iceland Review
11 November
John Lasseter to direct fourth instalment, releasing in 2017.
The Guardian
Bollywood ban on female makeup artists declared unlawful
India's Supreme Court says rule enforced by film industry union for almost 60 years is illegal.
Hindustan Times
Production company sues screenwriter
$5 million suit over upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal film.
My News LA
6 November
Scottish film industry in crisis talks
Leading producers hold crisis talks with national arts funding body Creative Scotland.
The Scotsman
George Lucas' new Chicago museum
'Looks like palace for Jabba the Hutt.'
The Guardian
China to produce more sci-fi films
Critic says one film invested over $16 million.
5 November
Major cost-cutting initiative for Hollywood's largest film, television studio, an 8,000-person global workforce.
The Wall Street Journal
Michael Fassbender negotiating to play Steve Jobs
German-Irish actor the third to be tipped to star in Danny Boyle's biopic of Apple founder.
Seattle Times
50 greatest film quotes of all time?
The Radio Times launches poll to find the best line delivered in film.
4 November
Disney petitioned to create princess with Down's syndrome
Campaign with close to 60,000 signatures asks studio to diversify its animated cast.
The Guardian
Benedict Cumberbatch and Timothy Spall up for best actor
The Imitation Game and Mr. Turner stars go head-to-head at British Independent Film Awards.
BBC News
Eric Bana returns to comedy roots
Australian actor to star alongside writer/director Ricky Gervais in new satire remake.
Sydney Morning Herald
30 October
Marvel announces 11 new release dates
The films will span form 2015-2019, including Chadwick Boseman as first black superhero.
International Business Times
Happy New Yearbreaks Bollywood record
Diwali-released extravaganza has best Indian opening weekend of all time, estimated $17.8m.
The Guardian
Orson Welles' final film to be released
Royal Road Entertainment buys rights to The Other Side of the Wind, set to unveil ahead of Welles' May 6 birthday.
28 October
Timothy Spall reflects on career, criticizes today's actors
"Maybe these days you simply need to be posh to be an actor. If that's the case, it's a bloody shame."
The Guardian
Hamlet re-imagination stirs rage in India
Haider angers Hindu nationalists, excites critics.
New York Times
BFG lead role cast in Spielberg adaptation
Olivier Award-winner Mark Rylance to play Roald Dahl's Big Friendly Giant.
The Telegraph
16 October
Host announced for 2015 Academy Awards
Neil Patrick Harris to host 2015 Oscars on Feb 22.
Disney's Industrial Light and Magic opens UK studio
Special effects firm founded by George Lucas comes to London as filming of Star Wars VII nears completion.
The Guardian
DC announces 10-plus films to rival Marvel, Avengers
Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman and Justice League all set to shoot in next five years.
International Business Times
14 October
A Merry Friggin' Christmas trailer released
Film marks one of late-actor Robin Williams' final roles.
NY Daily News
Mumbai-based production house set for Tamil debut
ASA Production announces 'high-budget venture' with Raai Laxmi as lead role.
Business Standard
"Hardest movie I've ever done" says Oscar-winning actress.
10 October
China bans law-breaking actors from roles
Actors with drug history banned in order to uphold "socialist culture and core values."
Foreign Policy
Jennifer Jason Leigh joins The Hateful Eight
Actress takes lead female role in Quentin Tarantino's revisionist Wyoming western.
The Guardian
British rom-com star talks coveted role.
9 October
Women-led Ghostbusters official
Director Paul Feig confirms "total reboot" on Twitter.
The Guardian
UK hands record tax credit for new film
Disney receives £31.9m tax credit for filming next Avengers movie in Britain.
J.K. Simmons makes award-season push with jazzy role.
8 October
Mark Wahlberg gets diploma for latest role
Oscar-nominated actor also lost 60 pounds for The Gambler.
China Star back to film production
Casino services China Star Entertainment Ltd buys back China Star Movie Ltd, focusing operations in Macau.
GGR Asia
Robert Downey Jr. wants to return as Marvel superhero.
Sydney Morning Herald
7 October
American Snipertrailer released
Watch footage of Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper's latest film.
The Guardian
Martin Freeman to star in feature-length Holocaust trial drama
BBC marks 70th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation with story of 1961 trial of "architect of the Holocaust."
BBC News
Fury star gashes face and pulls tooth for latest role.
3 October
Sir Michael Caine's final film?
81-year old Oscar winner calls it quits.
Film starring William Gillette found in French film vault.
CBS News
The magic's back for Daniel Radcliffe
Harry Potter star to join Now You See Me 2.
The Guardian
2 October
Disney earns £170m as UK film industry grows
Studio benefits by millions as part of government scheme to attract more filmmakers to UK.
The Guardian
Ben Affleck set for new thriller
Gone Girl actor in talks to star as an accountant who moonlights as an assassin.
Belfast Telegraph
Pirates 5 to shoot in Queensland
Filming will commence on the Gold Coast and in Port Douglas in February 2015.
Sydney Morning Herald
1 October
Video game film falls into place
Threshold Entertainment teams up with Tetris to develop live-action film.
Wall Street Journal
Bond 24 producers approach singer for role.
Belfast Telegraph
A series of short films by female directors will release via Facebook.
The Guardian
30 September
Putin-bashing film named Oscar contender
Cannes award-winner Leviathan nominated by Russian committee.
The Guardian
Marvel's third instalment may follow franchise trends by splitting final film.
Star Wars star criticizes Lucas' tinkering
Oscar Isaac calls out George Lucas for altering existing Star Wars films.
25 September
BFI grants Al Pacino fellowship
74-year-old star receives highest BFI honour.
Belfast Telegraph
Bryan Singer to direct next X-Men film
Fox's X Men: Apocalypse will be the series' eighth film, the fourth under Singer.
Finding Mr Rightsparks Seattle property boom
Chinese homeowners are buying property after success of Sleepless in Seattle inspired romantic comedy.
The Guardian
24 September
Oldest film starring black actors to premiere in New York
Unseen footage from 1913 silent movie to be screened at Museum of Modern Art.
The New York Times
IS opens cinema to show crimes
"Cinema" to show videos of brutal crimes to terrorize residents of Iraqi city, Mosu.
Fox News
Redford, Blanchett to shoot scandal film in Sydney
Truth is an American drama centring on President Bush's scandal during his 2004 re-election campaign.
Sydney Morning Herald
23 September
Film industry perpetuates gender discrimination
UN-backed study finds one third of all speaking roles went to women.
The Guardian
Angelina Jolie to direct fifth project
Africa tells story of conservationist Richard Leakey's battle with ivory poachers
BBC News
Actor condemns filming in theatre
Cillian Murphy criticises theatre bosses for screening live productions.
Belfast Telegraph
19 September
Scottish independence referendum surges movie sales
Braveheart sales rocket up charts.
20th Century Fox announced Deadpool in the works.
Daily Digest
Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey won't return for sequel.
The Guardian
18 September
China-India film treaty to be inked
The two nations will sign a film co-production treaty Sep 18.
India West
Nick Cave, the reluctant film star
The 56-year old singer-songwriter had no desire to make a film.
BBC News
New film reflects Palestinian humanity
Najwa Najjar premieres her second long feature film, Eyes of a thief.
Huffington Post
17 September
Paper Towns to star Cara Delevingne
The model lands her first lead role in the film adaptation of John Green's best-selling novel.
Daily Mail
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies' artwork released
New artwork shows climactic clash of Peter Jackson's Hobbit finale.
The Inquisitr
The American Hustle actor has been cast as the lead in Ben-Hur alongside Morgan Freeman.
The Guardian
16 September
Unreleased 1968 Doors tour film to be released in November
Filming for Feast of Friends, only ever shown at a handful of film festivals, took place across five months and 20 US cities nearly five decades ago.
The Guardian
US China Film & Television Industry Expo held in LA
The inaugural event aims to broaden business relationships between film and TV producers in the US and China.
LA Times
Bond 24 to begin filming in December
Daniel Craig will star in his fourth film as 007 with Skyfall director Sam Mendes also returning.
Yahoo! News UK
12 September
India, China to ink film production pact
The two countries are set to sign a deal during President Xi Jinping's visit next week.
Times of Oman
11 September
Towering villain from James Bond films dies at age 74
Richard Kiel, known for his role as Jaws in two of Roger Moore's Bond instalments, passed away in a California medical centre.
The Guardian
Shia LaBeouf pleads guilty over Broadway disruption
The 28-year old Transformers star was arrested in June for shouting at actors and using abusive language during a Cabaret performance.
BBC News
George Clooney to star in Downton Abbey
Clooney will star in a one-off Christmas special as part of this year's Text Santa charity appeal on ITV.
Daily Mail
10 September
Rockstar speaks out against armed conflict with new film
Pink Floyd co-founder says Roger Waters: The Wallshould been seen as a protest, not just a concert documentary.
Sydney Morning Herald
Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua team up for Magnificent Seven remake
The actor-director combination that have worked on the Oscar-winning 2001 thriller Training Day and 2014's The Equalizer saddle up to revamp the 1960 classic Western.
Belfast Telegraph
Sony Pictures announces plans to move ahead with 22 Jump Street sequel.
9 September
Quentin Tarantino ditches digital projection at new L.A. cinema
Tarantino introduces a lineup comprised exclusively of movies shot on film in his first move as curator of the New Beverly Cinema.
The Guardian
Orlando Bloom may reboard Pirates franchise
The 37-year old British actor is in talks to join the cast of the fifth film, Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.
Belfast Telegraph
Martin Scorsese directs corporate video for Macau casino
Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Brad Pitt all star in world's most expensive corporate video.
Lawsuit looming over controversial The Face of an Angel
Amanda Knox's lawyers threaten to sue the makers of a new film about the murder of British exchange student Meredith Kercher.
The New Zealand Herald
20 August
Gloucester Docks transformed into set for latest Alice film
Sequel to Alice in Wonderland stars Johnny Depp and Anne Hathaway.
BBC News
Harry Styles turns down role in Harvey Weinstein's Tulip Fever
Role was later taken by Glee star Matthew Morrison.
Daily Mail
Spandau Ballet will be reunited on stage for first time in four years
Will perform together at the premiere of their new film in the UK.
Belfast Telegraph
Film industry set to increase South African tourism
Production houses increasingly identify South Africa as a location to film.
Judge blocks protest against Israeli Film Festival in Australia
Pro-Palestinian protest at the opening night of Israeli Film Festival will not go ahead.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
19 August
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson set for DC Comics film
Johnson said he will make sure comic fans are not disappointed.
USA Today
New Kickstarter film hopes to revolutionize movie industry
Holy Ghost is reportedly Kickstarter's most-funded faith-based film.
World Religion News
Disney hopes to switch $21.6m federal cash from 20,000 Leagues to Pirates of the Caribbean 5
Walt Disney Studios is reportedly attempting to salvage the federal funding promised to its film.
Sydney Morning Herald
Nigerian movie gets 10 US nominations
30 Days in Atlanta scored a host of nominations at the 3rd annual Golden Icons.
The Premium Times
Aamir Khan's film PK's plot surfaces
Aamir Khan plays an alien who lands on earth in search of God.
India Today
18 August
Lawmakers quadruple tax subsidies for California location shoots
Hoping to slow the exodus of filming to other states and countries.
LA Times
Kiwi stars pay tribute to Caterina De Nave
The producer passed away yesterday from leukemia.
New Zealand Herald
VisitScotland teamed with Lionsgate UK on comedy
VisitScotland hopes What We Did On Our Holdiays, starring Billy Connolly and David Tennant, will help promote Scottish tourism.
BBC News
15 August
New York's Museum of Modern Art will screen unseen Andy Warhol films
Hundreds of unseen films will be shown to public.
BBC News
Alibaba Pictures Group discovers suspicious accounting
Company will miss deadline to release its earnings for the first six months of the year.
New York Times
14 August
Culture Secretary speaks out over UK Jewish Film Festival Boycott
Sajid Javid said Tricycle Theatre is "misguided."
Jewish Chronicle
James Cameron reveals latest contribution to his new film
Hollywood director secretly built a submarine in Sydney for his film Deepsea Challenge 3D.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
States with attractive incentives include New Mexico, Louisiana and Michigan.
Idaho Statesman
Film industry in North Carolina would suffer if incentives end
Existing incentive is scheduled to expire at the end of 2014.
13 August
Some viewers and winners insist that Teen Choice Awards are 'rigged'
Social media frenzy over the voting system of the awards.
The Independent
Chinese cinema manager invents his own ratings systems
Yao Lin, the manager of a six-screen multiplex in the city of Ürümqi has begun issuing unofficial ratings for movies.
The Guardian
Australian Film Festival of India 2014 to start in November
Director Phillip Noyce will run Australian Film Festival of India across eight cities from November.
India Today
12 August
In tribute: 10 best moments from Robin Williams' career
Video showing highlights of Williams' nearly 40 years as Hollywood star.
The Mirror
Buzzfeed valued 3 times higher than The Washington Post
The internet site, established in 2006 now employs 550 staff worldwide.
The Guardian
Ninja Turtle film success prompts pet shops to prepare for sell out
Animal shelters are bracing for what they an ill-advised rush to acquire pet turtles after the box office success.
Mahesh Babu-Shruti Haasan's New Film Launched
The film's first look teaser has fetched over 2400000 hits.
International Business Times
11 August
Nottingham County Council have helped to fund the independent Can-Do Film Festival.
Nottingham Post
Success for Ninjas boosts plans for sequel in June
Ninja Turtle film opened to $65m in U.S. and Canada.
Wall Street Journal
Happy New Year's trailer to be released via Whatsapp
Shahrukh Khan creates first-of-its-kind marketing strategy for Bollywood film.
International Business Times
Roaring Currents becomes fastest ever South Korean film to hit 10 million viewers
The film, which has set record in 12 days, could become most viewed film in South Korean box office history.
The Hankyoreh
8 August
Demonstrators gather following UK Jewish Film Festival Boycott controversy
Around 250 people protested outside the Tricycle Theatre yesterday evening.
The Jewish Chronicle
Ninja Turtles movie boosts NYC economy
The movie budget helped motels, craft shops and other businesses that helped with filmmaking.
AM New York
Box office slump for Australia's 'next hit' film These Final Hours
Expected $1m-plus opening weekend, but the film fell to a disappointing $207,000.
Sydney Morning Herald
'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' vs. 'Guardians' at box office
After 'Guardians' box office success last weekend, Ninja Turtles is set to open with a solid $50m in ticket sales in U.S. and Canada.
LA Times
7 August
Fifth Terminator film titled Terminator Genisys
Arnold Schwarzenegger finishes fifith film and announces title.
Daily Mail
Murdoch speaks out about decision to drop Time Warner bid
Murdoch has said Fox's shares had become "severely undervalued" and he is "resolute" in his decision.
BBC News
New release date for Batman v. Superman
Set to be released 25 March 2016, now avoiding release of Captain America 3.
Los Angeles Times
Frozen helps Disney profit rise 22%
Walt Disney Co. have reported third-quarter net income has topped expectations.
The World Link
Viacom's Cable-Ad Sales Disappoint
Viacom have said fiscal third-quarter earnings fell 5.1%.
The Wall Street Journal
Fox revenue up 17% on hit films
Revenue for quarter ending June 30 totaled $8.4bn.
USA Today
6 August
Have audiences finally accepted gay film stars?
Ben Wishaw 'comes out' to very little reaction.
The Independent
Film industry has $5.1bn impact on Georgia's economy
Impact stems from 158 film/TV productions shot in the state, including The Hunger Games.
Chattanooga Times Free Press
Chinese animation firm aims to rival Hollywood
Light Chaser Animation plans to rival Pixar and Dreamworks with help of robot.
BBC News
Sony Pictures are planning film starring female superhero
Studio bosses working to bring female from Spider-Man comic universe to life in new film.
The New Zealand Herald
5 August
Sandra Bullock tops annual Forbes list of highest paid female actors in the world
Bullock reportedly earned $51m over the last 12 months with help of Oscar-winning space drama Gravity.
The Guardian
ARIA: Indie arists have most to lose from piracy
Head of Australian Recording Industry Association reminds that piracy doesn't only affect bigger companies.
Development of Cinema City across 2000 acres of Telagana
Chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao promises huge new infrastructure.
The Times of India
Films of Africa are inspiring growing audiences globally
African film boosted following South African filmmaker's 'Mandela, The Myth and Me.'
Think Africa Press
1 August
Lorde appointed music supervisor for new Hunger Games films
17-year-old is responsible for selecting the soundtrack and recording its lead single.
The Guardian
The Lego Movie increases sales at Merlin Enterntainments
The park giant has thanked movie for a 10% rise in half-year operating profit to £71 million.
London Evening Standard
Ukrainian culture ministry bans two Russian films
Films allegedly twist historical facts in favour of Russia and display "contempt" for the country.
The Calvert Journal
Cote d'Ivoire film industry aims for comeback
Local filmmakers won a spot at Cannes after loss of film industry due to civil war.
Al Jazeera America
31 July
Old Fashioned to rival 50 Shades of Grey in US box office
Faith based film set for release in cinemas alongside 50 Shades of Grey.
The Independent
Hollywood to commit to Kodak film
New York based company in negotiations to secure purchases of Kodak-made motion picture film.
USA Today
Film companies back government crackdown on piracy
Australian government to shut down websites such as The Pirate Bay.
Sydney Morning Herald
Film Dead End to strengthen India's position in the global market
Dead End is named the best at the Network of Asian Fantastic Films in Seoul.
India Today
30 July
Italy opens theme park in tribute to film industry
Cinecitta park takes visitors back to golden age of Italian film production.
Yahoo News
Film partners with charity to lauch TaughtNotTrafficked campaign
The film Sold will raise funds to intoduce programmes in Nepal encouraging children to stay in education.
Brent and Kilburn Times
Bangalore's successful crowd-funding platform, Fundmydream
Platform has raised £100,000 in first 16 days for film My Son is Gay.
New Indian Express
Louisana tops Hollywood for Film Production
Executive director of Louisiana Entertainment estimates 50% of the state's $1bn film industry is represented by small businesses.
CNN Money
29 July
Nigeria's equivalent to Netflix, 'Nollywood,' expands to a global audience
The industry is said to be contributing to 1.4% of the country's GDP.
BBC News
Film industry has spent more than $268m in North Carolina this year
Figure exceeds overall spend in 2013.
The Daily News, Jacksonville
Taiwan opens new Film Institute
The Taiwan Film Institute established with aim to develop the domestic film industry.
Tapei Times
Exodus: Gods and Kings under fire for "whitewashing" African history
Director has been criticized for casting four white leads to tell the story of Israelities and Egyptians.
The Sydney Morning Herald
28 July
Rival film companies battle over The Italian Chapel
Storm and Light Pictures and Orisa Produzioni and Blue Horizon Productions are set to produce film at same time.
The Scotsman
Large Crowds Spend Little at Comic-Con
62,500 fans at Comic-Con have far more enthusiasm than buying power.
The New York Times
Chinese company files lawsuit against Transformers film
The tourism company is suing Paramount Pictures and a producer of Transformers: Age of Extinction for failing to show the company's logo.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Huge box office success for Korean actor in Hollywood
The US box office success of Lucy is a boon for Korean actor Choi Min-sik and Korean cinema, says the Korean Herald.
The Korea Herald
24 July
Screen Australia cuts jobs and winds back maximum investment
Graeme Mason plans to save more than $5m this year with cut-backs including a staff reduction of 10%.
Sydney Morning Herald
Over €40 million for Luxembourg film industry
Luxembourg's Film Fund has allocated more than €40m, with 32 films getting €34m for production.
Luxemburger Wort
India's Expanding Film Industry Focuses On Jamaica
State minister confident in the international appeal of Indian films. Jamaica is one of the success stories.
The Gleaner
Darth Vader has better approval rating than 2016 US presidential candidates
Polls show that Obama is less popular than Emperor Palpatine, but still more favoured than Jar Jar Binks.
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This question didn't come from the thread; instead it came from Senior Reviews Editor Lee Hutchinson. His question is half-facetious, but only half. He asks, "why on God's green earth did Microsoft choose to use all-caps in the menubar items? It looks absolutely awful and detracts from readability; additionally, there are quite literally no other applications which have all-caps menubars. It sounds like a little thing, but in practice I found it powerfully distracting. All-caps items instantly call to mind HELLO I AM COMPUTER BEEP BOOP ENTER INPUT STRING FOR PROCESSING USER."
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Keighley and District Family History Society was created in 1986 by a small group of individuals interested in researching Family History. They have a wide network of members from all around the globe and communicate with them regularly via the Journal, the Internet and the Exchange Journals we receive from other Societies. Family history is the focus of the society research, helping members to find out details of their own families.
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