In Edgar Wright’s biggest box office opening to date, Baby Driver has racked up $21 million after opening in over 3000 US theaters this weekend. The music-led action film starring Ansel Elgort, Lily James, and
As we all know, you can’t have a horror hit without spawning several sequels and maybe a spin-off or three. A new trailer for the seventh installment of the Child’s Play franchise, aptly named Cult
Strand Releasing has acquired North American distribution rights to Tarik Saleh’s The Nile Hilton Incident, having swooped in on the film during its launch at the Seattle International Film Festival. The deal was struck between the
Amazon has announced it will work with Hannah Grant on an untitled Grand Tour de France series for Prime Video. The Amazon Originals series is inspired by Grant’s The Grand Tour Cookbook. It will follow the
Los Angeles-based XYZ Films has announced it will board domestic sales of Justin P. Lange’s horror film The Dark. The deal comes after the film took part in the Goes to Cannes buyers’ showcase last month.
Picturehouse Entertainment has premiered the first trailer for Francis Lee’s God’s Own Country, set for theatrical release this September in the UK. God’s Own Country tells the story of Johnny Saxby as he slaves away on
Everyman Group has announced it will take over the existing lease of York’s Odeon cinema from Reel Cinemas beginning this August. The cinema chain has plans to renovate the 80-year-old building before it becomes the twenty-second
Ryan Gosling and Ken Kao have announced the launch of their own film and television production company, Arcana. The first project from Arcana is set to be Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite, written by Deborah Davis and
Gunpowder & Sky has acquired distribution rights for Camilla Hall’s documentary Copwatch in all English-speaking markets. Jake Hanly represented Gunpowder & Sky during the negotiations, with WME striking the deal on behalf of the filmmakers. The
Annapurna Pictures has debuted a new trailer for Kathryn Bigelow’s thriller Detroit, set for theatrical release this August. Detroit tells the true and “gripping story” of the civil unrest that shook the Michigan city to its
