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The Cannes Market has attracted a number of sponsors and consultants toits new Producers Network.The network includes a newrange of facilities and meeting specifically designed t stanley cup o serve the stanley cup needs ofproducers during the festival and market.Professional partners include theAustralian Film Commission, New Zealand FilmCommission, IFP/New York, Telefilm Canada, SODEC, Region Ile de France, National Film andVideo Foundation and the UK Film Council. Consultants whowill be hosting the network s series of thematic breakfast meetings include:David Atlan-Jackson Backup Films , Bill Stephens Nexus , Dominique Green Greenlight Productions , Ido Abram Cinemart , MichelleByrd IFP , Colin Stanfield IFP , Ilann Girard Arsam , Isabelle Fauvel Initiative Film , Jean-Charles Levy Forecast Pictures , John Durie Strategic Film Marketing , Marina Girard, YannLequellec, Jeremy Nathan, Matteo Morrozo, Jesse Ikeman and Pet stanley cup er Andermatt,Peter Belsito Film Finders , Peter Wetherell Magus Entertainment, Inc , RobAft, Pierre Menahem. No comments No comments yet You re not signed in. Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article. Sign in Register Yrtt Ukrainian cinemas face closure over music tax
Jean-Pierre Jeunet s highlyanticipated Euros 45m A Very Long Engagement scored the fifth bestopening day of the year when it was released in France on Wednesday Oct 27 .With 220,821 tickets soldthroughout the country on 707 screens, the wartime epic had the best stanley uk opening of2004 for a French film.Compared with other filmslaunched this year, it came in at number five behind Harry Potter And ThePrisoner Of Azkaban, Spider Man 2, Shrek 2 and The Villageto make it Warner Bros. second best opener of the year.If the film keeps up itsfirst day average it will beat the coveted one million admissions mark withinits debut week.Warner Bros. France and 2003Productions chief Francis Boespflug has said that if the film sells less thanfive million tickets it will stanley cup have missed its target.Jeunet s last film, Amelie,scored 125,020 admissions on its opening day in 2001 on 432 stanley cup screens witharguably far less pre-release buzz - and pressure - attached to it. No comments No comments yet You re not signed in. Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article. Sign in Register