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Film IndustryDEVELOPING

Halle Berry Presents Through Her Lens Winners Amid Call for Films About Violence

Jury chair Halle Berry announced the winners of Chanel x Tribeca’s Through Her Lens program. Participants spent three days in workshops, mentoring sessions and industry conversations before presenting their short-film pitches.

  • Through Her Lens gives one team full financing for a short film.
  • The final pitch came after three days of workshops and mentoring.
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Variety Film
HorrorDEVELOPING

‘Obsession’ Producer Haley Nicole Johnson on the Film’s Breakout Success

Producer Haley Nicole Johnson said the breakout success of the horror film ‘Obsession’ has been overwhelming for its team. Speaking at a TIFF: The Market panel, she also discussed ‘4X4: The Event’, which recently completed production.

  • ‘Obsession’ grossed $500 million after being sold to Focus Features for $15 million.
  • Haley Nicole Johnson produced ‘Obsession’ and the new film ‘4X4: The Event’.
1 sources88% confidence
The Hollywood Reporter Movies
MoviesDEVELOPING

Call My Agent! The Movie reunites original cast for film follow-up – Netflix release Sept 10 (CEST/UTC+2)

The French screwball comedy Call My Agent! has been adapted into a film that reunites most of the original cast and centers on Andréa and Noémie. The movie debuts on Netflix on Sept 10 (CEST/UTC+2) and features appearances by Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne and George Clooney.

  • Call My Agent! The Movie debuts on Netflix on Sept 10 (CEST/UTC+2).
  • The film centers on Andréa (Camille Cottin) and Noémie (Laure Calamy).
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The Guardian Film
Film FestivalsDEVELOPING

Indigenous Filmmakers at TIFF: Eight Films Backed by ISO and Federal Funding

Eight First Nations films financed with help from the Indigenous Film Office (ISO) and federal and industry backers are premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival. ISO and government representatives cite larger budgets and increased U.S.–Canada collaboration as factors in growing Indigenous visibility at TIFF.

  • Eight First Nations films at TIFF received financing from ISO and federal/industry backers.
  • Named films include Cody Lightning’s Smudge The Blades, Marie Clements’ How We Stand, Turtle Island RAP and In the Heart of the South.
1 sources88% confidence
The Hollywood Reporter Movies