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The festival runs until November 12.
Maiden’s Tower illuminated with Turkish flag colors for celebration of 100th anniversary of the Turkish RepublicBerk Ozkan/Anadolu via Getty Images
Plenty more to come from Turkey and Greece.
An inauspicious start to say the least.
Among big-ticket projects we revealed to be on sale areLionsgates 100M+HighlanderrebootandKevin CostnersHorizonwesterns.
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And multiple parties told us that Berlin is shaping up to be a good one.
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As ever weve brought you the latest this week including much about the international response and reaction.
The conflict has been incredibly difficult to report on from inside Gaza.
More heat:Pan-African Rwanda genocide dramaBisesero: A Daughters Storyset cast.
Still hot: A feature filmabout the escapadesof little-known Canadian spy Winthrop Bell is in development.
Restructure: Under Warner Bros Discoverys James Gibbonsin Asia Pacific.
Signed up: PakistansIn Flamesdirector Zarrar Kahn in all areasby UTA.
Done deal: Banijaysnapped upHelpandThe Buccaneersproducer The Forge.
Judge: Seth Rogenwill guest judgeand EP CanadasGreat Pottery Throw Down.
Survivor:Launched in the UKin line withBig Brotheropener with 2.5M viewers overnight.
World Cup: Will behosted in Saudi Arabiain 2034, 12 years after Qatar.
Axed:NetflixsWellmania star Celeste Barberwas not a happy(gym) bunny.
Festivals:Sofia CoppolasPriscillais closingtodays Mumbai Film Festival.
More festivals: Tibetan family dramaSnow Leopardwon the Tokyo Grand Prixat TIFF (not that one).
Box office:Five Nights at Freddysbowed globallywith $131M.
Trail:ForBorje The Journey of a Legend,Viaplays dramaabout the Swedish NHL Hall of Famer.
Zac Ntim and Andreas Wiseman contributed to this weeks Insider.
