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The Match Factory scores multiple deals on Berlinale titles ‘Rose’ and ‘Queen At Sea’

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The future of the Berlinale, Baftas and the Warner Bros sale: what we’re hearing

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‘The Bride!’ review: Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale spark in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s high voltage horror

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Cannes confirms 2026 Official Selection announcement date

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“We have a clear decision, clear guidelines and clear guardrails,” says culture minister of Berlinale decision

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Tricia Tuttle confirmed to stay as Berlinale director with new advisory council, code of conduct

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“Berlin was solid and the market felt good”: Buyers and sellers on EFM 2026

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Fernando Eimbcke’s Berlin competition title ‘Flies’ captured by key European buyers

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Banijay and All3Media confirm mega-merger

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WBD head David Zaslav cashes out $114m after Paramount deal

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Top film festival directors rally in defence of Berlinale’s Tricia Tuttle

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Scott Stuber on producing ‘Frankenstein’, reviving United Artists and why he left Netflix

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Amazon MGM Studios, Film Clinic and EUFCN execs join Screen’s Global Production Awards jury

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Tricia Tuttle details position before Berlinale meeting, saying support has “renewed my own clarity”

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Alberto Barbera to stay as Venice Film Festival artistic director for two more years

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Tricia Tuttle “wants to continue” as Berlin Film Festival director, says German press

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Local hits power French February box office to 18 million admissions

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‘Scream 7’ usurps ‘Wuthering Heights’ at top of UK-Ireland box office

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Financiers respond to UK producers’ indie tax credit concerns: “It’s a vibrant, competitive landscape:

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‘Scream 7’ tops worldwide box office with $97m franchise-best debut; ‘Wuthering Heights’ nears $200m

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