The winner of the Golden Bear at the Berlinale, Fire at Sea [+lire aussi :
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The EFM also proved successful for Edoardo Falcone’s comedy Se Dio vuole [+lire aussi :
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True Colours has announced that Edoardo De Angelis’s new film Indivisibili [+lire aussi :
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Turning to purchases made at the European Film Market by Italian companies, Francesco Melzi d’Eril’s company Good Films will distribute News from Planet Mars [+lire aussi :
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Academy Two bought the Iranian film A Dragon Arrives! by Mani Haghighi at the EFM, which was in competition at the Festival, and Love & Friendship [+lire aussi :
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BIM bought the rights from TF1 International to French comedy still in post-production Radin [+lire aussi :
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I Wonder Pictures made deals with Wide House for Those Who Jump [+lire aussi :
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Adler bought the rights from Sony Classics at Berlin for Maggie's Plan by Rebecca Miller, which was selected for the Panorama Section of the Berlinale, and from Terra Mater Factual Studios, Brothers of the Wind [+lire aussi :
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