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Scott Free Eyes Further Series Adaptations of Ridley Scott and Tony Scott Movies Following ‘Alien: Earth’ and ‘Blade Runner 2099’

Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions is looking to move forward with further series adaptations of Ridley Scott and Tony Scott movies if all goes to plan, following in the footsteps of...

‘Promise, I’ll Be Fine’ Boarded by Cappu Films Ahead of Karlovy Vary Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)

Cappu Films has picked up worldwide rights, except for Czech Republic and Slovakia, to Slovak filmmaker Katarína Gramatová‘s “Promise, I’ll Be Fine” (Hore je nebo, v doline som ja), which will...

‘Broken Voices’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of World Premiere at Karlovy Vary Film Festival

The trailer has debuted for Ondřej Provazní’s psychological drama “Broken Voices,” which has its world premiere in the main competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival. Salaud Morisset is handling...

‘A Quiet Love,’ Documentary About Deaf Couples’ Love Stories, Picked Up by Taskovski Films (EXCLUSIVE)

Taskovski Films has picked up sales rights to Garry Keane’s “A Quiet Love,” which will have its world premiere at Doc Edge, an Oscar-qualifying documentary festival in New Zealand. ...

Korean Thriller ‘Doubt’ Wins at Italian Global Series Festival

South Korean psychological thriller “Doubt,” written by Han Ah-Young, won the top international drama series prize at the inaugural edition of the Italian Global Series Festival on Saturday at the Arena...

‘Vanguard’ Wins Series Award at Monte-Carlo Television Festival as Robin Wright Takes Crystal Nymph

Sweden’s “Vanguard” won the Golden Nymph Award for best series at the 64th Monte-Carlo Television Festival Tuesday, while Sweden’s “On a Day in September” won best fiction film. Robin Wright received...

‘The Triple Six Eight’ Producer Nicole Avant Talks New Projects, Growing Up With Fame and Not Watching Netflix With Ted Sarandos

Nicole Avant, film producer, activist and former U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas, was at Taormina Film Festival on Friday to receive an award for the film “The Triple Six Eight,” which...

Monte-Carlo Television Festival Chief Laurent Puons on Why the 64th Edition Stands Out

The 64th edition of the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, the world’s oldest TV festival, opened Friday. Variety spoke to Laurent Puons, the festival’s general manager, about what he has planned. The festival,...

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