04/05/2009

Set to showcase Robert Guédiguian’s The Army of Crime [+see also:
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Among the market screenings, StudioCanal will unveil the three UK thrillers belonging to The Red Riding Trilogy (Julian Jarrold’s 1974, James Marsh’s 1980 and Anand Tucker’s 1983); French director Philippe Godeau’s redemptive drama about alcoholism, One for the Road, starring François Cluzet; Cécile Telerman’s comedy Blame It on Mum (formerly known as La faute des mères - French release: May 27); the German/Italian/French animated feature Friends Forever by Danish duo Tony Loeser and Jesper Moller (to be released in Germany on July 23 and France on October 21); and Gad Elmaleh’s Gallic hit Coco [+see also:
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Forthcoming titles include Around the World in 50 Years by Belgium’s Ben Stassen (Fly Me to the Moon [+see also:
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This rich line-up is completed by Daniel Stamm’s US horror film Cotton (in pre-production) and French director Caroline Bottaro’s Queen to Play, starring Sandrine Bonnaire and Kevin Kline (French release: August 12).

(Translated from French)