Paramount Network announces the Yellowstone season 2 premiere date is in June 2019. Created by Taylor Sheridan and John Linson, the drama series centers on different people living on the state borders near Yellowstone National Park. Read More here

Yellowstone is crossing the pond. Paramount Network has secured the UK rights to the Kevin Costner fronted drama series. The deal covers the first two seasons of the show. 101 Studios and Endeavor Content are handling international distribution. Yellowstone follows the Dutton family, who control the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the United States. Amid shifting alliances, unsolved murders, open wounds, and hard-earned respect – the ranch is in constant conflict with those it borders – an expanding town, an Indian reservation, and America’s first national park. Read More here

Kevin Costner-fronted drama Yellowstone is to travel around the world after Paramount Network’s sister international channel picked up the series. Read More here

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“Candyman” director Bernard Rose has helmed a new Japanese film, “Samurai Marathon,” which HanWay Films will introduce to buyers in Berlin. The picture has an original score by Philip Glass and is produced by HanWay’s Jeremy Thomas. Thomas has a pedigree in Japanese cinema, making films including “13 Assassins” and “Hara-Kiri.” He has again teamed with Toshiaki Nakazawa, who produced the Academy Award-winning “Departures,” on “Samurai Marathon.”

The film is rooted in real events and set in the 1850s, when the country was beginning to interact with the West. Danny Huston (“Stan & Ollie”) plays Commodore Perry, who was instrumental in that process. The marathon is still run in Japan.

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BAFTAS (The winners will be announced on 10 February)
Outstanding British Film: Stan & Ollie
Leading Actor: Steve Coogan Stan & Ollie
Make up & Hair: Stan & Ollie
For a full list of nominations click here

An under-the-radar title Netflix plans to release early next year is IO, from director Jonathan Helpert. In the film, Sam (played by “The Leftovers’”Margaret Qualley, pictured), a teenage girl, is one of the last people on a post-cataclysmic Earth. With the final shuttle scheduled to leave the planet, she must decide whether to journey to the launch point and join the rest of humanity, or remain on Earth, a castaway in the only home she has ever known.

Danny Huston (30 Days of Night) and Anthony Mackie (several Marvel Universe films) also star.

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The winners will be revealed Jan. 11, when the 24th annual ceremony airs live on The CW Network.

BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY: John C. Reilly – Stan & Ollie

For a complete list of nominees click here