Zurich To Honor Juliette Binoche; C4 Commissions ‘Screw’; Bollywood Pic ‘Bell Bottom’ Filming In Glasgow – Global Briefs

Alfredo Morelos has arrived in Glasgow as his client's future remains up in the air. Michael Gorman, of World in Motion, is in Scotland and could be set for crunch talks with Rangers over the next few days.

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Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, the European Film Academy and Berlin Film Festival call for Nasrin Sotoudeh’s immediate release from prison, Banijay appoints Dominique Farrugia as managing director for Endemol Shine in France, Amazon Prime Video announces a slate of sports docs in Spain, and the World Congress of Science and Factual Producers preps for December’s digital edition.The European Film Academy and Berlin International Film Festival have released a joint call for the immediate

The Zurich International Film Festival has unveiled its gala program for its 2020 edition, and it includes some of the buzziest titles of this year's unique awards season.

Actress Juliette Binoche and fellow French environmentalists received encouragement from Pope Francis at a private Vatican meeting Thursday, where the pontiff confessed he did not understand more than a decade ago his fellow churchmens’ worries about the Amazon.

Actress Juliette Binoche and fellow French environmentalists have received encouragement from Pope Francis at a private Vatican meeting where he told them people should not lose hope even when the condition of the planet can appear “catastrophic”.

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So long, City of Lights! Brad Pitt, 56, was seen leaving France on Sunday, August 30, where he did his best to remain incognito amid him being an international superstar and all. The Oscar winner dressed in the most casual of manners during his time overseas where he rocked a blue button down over a white t-shirt with green pants while adding a pop of bright color to his ensemble with an orange fedora.

Oscar-winning French actress Juliette Binoche will be honored for her life's work with the Golden Icon Award at this year's Zurich International Film Festival. ­ Binoche will receive the honor on Sept.

Naman Ramachandran This week, French actor Juliette Binoche wins Zurich’s Icon Award, Grasshopper takes “The American Sector” for North America, “Killing Eve” writer Rob Williams creates “Screw” for the U.K.’s Channel 4, and the World Economic Forum at Davos is postponed.The 16th annual Zurich Film Festival, running from Sept. 24 to Oct.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Constantin extends its deal with German hitmaker Bora Dagtekin, San Sebastian finalizes its Perlak section, upstart training program Creative Producer Indaba share details, Endemol Shine sells “Deadwater Fell” in France, and Channel 5 commissions eight new historical programs.Constantin Film has extended its exclusive deal with Bora Dagtekin, one of Germany’s most prolific local filmmakers, to 2025.The writer-director is responsible for several

 Salma Hayek  and her French billionaire husband  François-Henri Pinault  escaped the madness happening in the US and headed straight to Greece! The country is a popular destination for the couple and they went on a similar vacation in 2012. Hayek has been posting photos of their trip on Instagram including two adorable photos of the couple kissing at a table wearing masks.

Wall-a-Thon” fundraiser for the private campaign to fund a wall on the border of the United States and Mexico, Bannon said, “We’re off the coast of St. Tropez in southern France in the Mediterranean.

Acclaimed film director William Friedkin will be honored with a lifetime retrospective at this year's Oldenburg International Film Festival. The 84-year-old director of such genre classics as The Exorcist, The French Connection and To Live and Die in L.A., will not be able to attend the German independent festival but will participate in a live Q&A that Oldenburg will stream worldwide.