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Palm Tree Entertainment has sold Robbie Moffat s Seven Crosses to Sahamongkolfilm in Thailand.Also, three Japanese buyers -- Medalion, 9 Miles and Take-Shobo -- have each bid on a catalogue of Moffat titles including Dark Side Of Heaven, Winter Warrior, Bonehunter and Axe Raiders. As previously reported Palm Tree is now handling sales on its first film not directed by Moffat, which is Phil Stagg s Barefooting. The company is planning a slate of higher-budget co-productions including Canada-set MacKenzie Voyage.TopicsAsiaCannesMarketsSalesUK/
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Ocean sTwelveand The Polar Express both passed $100m at the international box officein a bumper weekend for Warner Bros Pictures International.Ocean s Twelve added an estimated $20.9m haul on 4,900 prints in 49countries to raise its total to $107.3m. The picture is scheduled to open inJapan on Jan 21 and the UK on Feb 4.Weekend highlights were second place in Taiwan behind Asian martial artssensation Kung Fu Hustle on $1.1m on 104, and first place in SouthAfrica on $526,700 on 69.Key third weekend holdovers sawthe picture add $3.5m on 789 in France for second place and a $19.2m cumulativetotal, while it stayed top in Germany on $2.8m on 827 for $15.2m, and rankedfourth in Italy on $2.7m on 480 for $10.9m.The pictu
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