Adulthood, Love, Caramel get P&A support
The UK Film Council’s P&A Fund has awarded £210,00 to Pathé towards the distribution of Noel Clarke’s Adulthood [+see also:
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Lionsgate UK received £200,000 for John Maybury’s The Edge of Love [+see also:
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Momentum Pictures received £155,111 for Nadine Labaki’s Caramel [+see also:
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Park Circus and the British Film Institute (BFI) are releasing a number of films made by Sir David Lean as part of a nationwide centenary tribute tour to the filmmaker. Park Circus has been awarded £17,200 for Blithe Spirit, Brief Encounter, In Which We Serve and This Happy Breed and the BFI has been awarded £17,180 for Oliver Twist, The Passionate Friends, Great Expectations and Madeleine.
Other awards include: Optimum Releasing - £175,000 for Morgan Spurlock’s Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden; The Works - £150,000 for Sergei Bodrov’s Mongol; BreakThru Films - £5,000 for Christopher Nielsen’s Free Jimmy [+see also:
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film profile]; Park Circus - £5,000 for the Billy Wilder classic The Apartment and £5,000 for Sergio Leone’s revered spaghetti western The Good, the Bad and the Ugly; Vertigo Films - £5,000 for Alex Holdridge’s In Search of a Midnight Kiss; Artificial Eye - £4,356 for Cristian Nemescu’s 2007 Un Certain Regard winner California Dreamin’ [+see also:
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