UPDATE: Teamsters & IATSE To Picket 1,000 Ways To Die Monday

Unions Plan Strike Against Spike TVs 1,000 Ways To Die Dominic Patten is a Deadline contributor UPDATED: Teamsters Local 399 business agent/organizer Steven Dayan said the action is series producer Original Productions’ own fault. This is a company that has not communicated with us at all, he told Deadline. Our understanding is that Original Productions are crewing up again and that they are going to attempt to shoot again. Production on the Spike TV series, now in its fourth season, came to a halt February 16 when Original fired more than two dozen crew members seeking union protection. Original also produces the reality series Deadliest Catch, Storage Wars and Ice Road Truckers. This is a company, when it comes to safety, to health benefits, to the people who made their show a success, do not do things the way they should, Dayan said. It is a recipe for abusing people. The bottom line is thats wrong and that is why we will be picketing on Monday.” Here’s the release announcing the action: LOS ANGELES Last Thursday, February 16, the crew of Spike Televisions series 1000 Ways to Die voted unanimously to support the IATSE in securing them benefits, safe working conditions, and collective bargaining rights. Original Productions, who also produce reality shows such as Ice Road Truckers and Deadliest Catch for Discovery, refused to recognize the IA as the bargaining unit and summarily fired the crew, numbering over 25 employees. The production has been down for the past week. Begainning at 8:30 a.m. this coming Monday, Feb. 27, , IATSE and Teamster leaders, the LA County AFL-CIO and rank and file members of several production locals will join the union and non-union crew of 1000 Ways to Die to walk the picket line in front of Originals production facility at 2435 Naomi Street, Burbank, CA 91504. This is about healthcare, this is about safety and dignity in the workplace, and its part of the IAs ongoing campaign to support workers in all genres of TV, said Mike Milller, IATSE International Vice President, Division Director Motion Picture and Television Production. 1000 Ways to Die, a scripted re-enactment series, is a wholly non-union production in its fourth season and has aired on Spike since 2008. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States, Its Territories and Canada, AFL-CIO, CLC (IATSE) is one of the largest entertainment labor unions in the world and represents over 110,000 technicians, artisans and craftspeople employed in stagecraft, motion picture and television production, the trade show industry, and affiliated crafts throughout the United States, Its Territories and Canada.

Report: Gerard Butler Is at Rehab

Brittany Snow Brittany Snow remains cast in NBC's new presidential pilot 1600 Penn. The comedy concentrates on most likely probably the most regular family in the world - who so occur to reside in the White-colored House. Snow may have Becca, the overachieving and perfectionist daughter in the leader who aided raise her youthful siblings and siblings. As formerly introduced, Book of Mormon's Josh Gad may have Skip, her gregarious and clumsy older brother. Pilot Season: Have the scoop! Gad may even write and executive-result in the pilot with Modern Family's Jason Winer. Besides her breakout role playing Meg Pryor in American Dreams, Snow formerly starred in John Tucker Must Die, Hairspray, and Harry's Law.

New 2 Days In New You are able to Teaser games Online

And the potential of another SunriseIt's always a contented day when there's Julie Delpy news, to give back glowing in to the weekend, listed here are two teaser trailers for 2 Days In NY.Following 2007's 2 Days In Paris, we currently find Delpy's Marion residing in the The Big Apple, juggling work and also the child she'd with Adam Goldberg's Jack (who's now from the scene, sadly).The very first from the clips sees her talking about her rather detailed relationship worries with new paramour Mingus (Chris Rock), and also the second does not feature Delpy, but does feature her father Albert, reprising his role because the irascible Jeannot, grilling a battling Rock about his politics and career.The film opened at Sundance recently to some warm reception, and will get a complete release in France on March 28.Savour it, because Delpy has intimated it might be her last acting role, which she'll focus on writing and pointing to any extent further. There's still the potential of another Before Sunrise though.Ethan Hawke revealed to Allocine in November that "The 3 people [Hawke, Delpy and director Richard Linklater] happen to be getting similar feelings that we are prepared to revisit individuals figures. There's nine years between your first couple of movies and today it's nine years again, therefore we really began thinking that might be a positive thing to complete.InchDelpy later confirmed to EW that "We are considering it,Inch but qualified by using a careful "I do not think we'd get it done as we could not find the correct factor to express. When the third a person's bad, it's harmful to the 2 before. We are careful."

Berlinale Dispatch: A Chinese Epic as well as an Indonesian Zoo Tale Vie for that Jury's Favor

Today may be the next-to-last day's competition tests at the Berlinale, meaning individuals are taking a chance in regards to a possible champion towards the extent that forthcoming nexus s ever possible. This year's jury is headed by Mike Leigh, and also at dinner another evening some buddies and that i were playing the WWMLL What's Going To Mike Leigh Like? game. Voting for awards is really a democratic process, however the jury leader can set a dark tone. Nevertheless, its difficult to say, searching around within the Berlinale 2012 bag, what Leigh and co. might choose. The experts faves to date appear to become Christian Petzolds Barbara, a unique, slow-building drama occur seventies East Germany, and Miguel Gomes Tabu, an inventive melodrama that utilizes old-school movie conventions and sensuous black-and-whitened cinematography to weave a tale of affection and loss. But experts faves along with a jurys options dont always align. At this time, the area is rather open. Im wondering exactly what a Mike Leigh-brought jury will consider Postcards in the Zoo, through the youthful Indonesian filmmaker who passes the title Edwin. Postcards is really a gentle story, having a loose-jointed, somewhat impressionistic narrative structure, in regards to a youthful lady, Lana (Ladya Cheryl), who stays her existence inside a Jakarta zoo, though she does not formally work there. She helps bathe the zoos baby tiger she knows many details concerning the zoos tigers, which she shares authoritatively using the zoos site visitors and, eventually, she occupies with another zoo denizen, a magician-cowboy who turns her into his assistant and accomplice. (She dons an Indian-girl outfit and takes her devote his knife-tossing routine.) Throughout this meandering journey of self-discovery, Lana also turns into a massage girl in a health spa, serving males who nonchalantly stay in for full-service satisfaction, including a happy ending (if theyre prepared to pay for this). The image is beautifully shot the first section is indeed a number of postcards, a light meditation around the zoos peaceful, inspiring character, including shots of the mother and baby hippo idling inside a pool, along with a droll little sequence by which Lana muses aloud about why among the tigers wont eat. (She surmises he feels sorry for that chickens that become his dinner.) Postcards, Edwins second feature, is really low-key that it is emotional effects dont really linger the image is irrelevant, nevertheless its also reasonably enjoyable, particularly because of its pensive, low-key aura. Wang Quanans Whitened Deer Plain, however, is not low-key. This nearly-three-hour Chinese epic includes no real fight moments and incredibly little pageantry, however it does something thats possibly harder to drag off: It wrestles using the changes and struggles the country suffered between 1910, the finish of Imperial China, and 1938, time from the Japanese invasion. The storyline, an adaptation of the questionable historic novel by Chen Zhongshi, uses the energy struggle between two village families difficult thats intensified through the lady, performed by an significant actress named Cat Zhang Yugi, who makes its way into their midst as a way of speaking about sweeping or painful alternation in China throughout the very first 1 / 2 of the final century. The image is gorgeous to check out - well, not the famine sections, but virtually otherwise. Wang includes a weakness for showing, again and again again, the twinkling golden wheat fields that play a vital part within the story, and they're beautiful. A persons figures, regrettably, frequently have a back burner towards the scenery. Theyre cogs within the machinery of the nation and for the reason that from the movie, too possibly thats intentional, however it does keep Whitened Deer Plain from being as including as it can be. Who knows, from what weve seen to date, exactly what the Berlinale 2012 jury goes for? (The audience includes Franois Ozon, Mike Gyllenhaal, Anton Corbijn and Charlotte now Gainsbourg, in addition to Asghar Farhadi, the director of last years Golden Bear champion A Separation.) A Hungarian picture that tested today, Bene Fliegaufs Only the Wind, draws its subject material from recent real-existence disasters, by which several Romany families were killed within their houses, the targets of racial hate. The image is harrowing, yet it is also somewhat detached Fliegauf frequently works harder than he needs to, maybe, to underscore the anxiety and stress visited upon the city within the wake of those killings. However the picture is topical, and thats a quality which makes a jury crunches and take serious notice. Well see what goes on on Saturday, through which time Ill have bid the Berlinale adieu for an additional year though before that, Ill be checking in with a glance at Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerods Bel Ami, featuring the Pale One themself, Taylor Lautner. Find out more of Movieline's coverage in the 2012 Berlinale here. Follow Stephanie Zacharek on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.

Adele's '21' wins album of the year at Grammys

AdeleThe Foo FightersChris BrownRihannaThe Beach Boys and Maroon 5's Adam LevineTaylor SwiftTony Bennett and Carrie UnderwoodJennifer HudsonAlicia Keys and Bonnie RaittThe Vegas oddsmakers were right: Adele was a sure thing at this year's Grammy Awards.Further cementing her nascent superstardom, the English singer swept all six of the categories she was nominated in at Sunday's Grammy Awards ceremonies, collecting album of the year honors for "21" and record and song of the year trophies for "Rolling in the Deep."With wins in three of the four top categories, Adele matches a feat registered in 2003 by Norah Jones, who also took best new artist that year. Adele was named best new artist in 2009 behind her debut album "19."The singer, nee Adele Adkins, broke into tears as she accepted the album of the year award."This is ridiculous," she said, and made a point of thanking "every radio programmer and broadcaster" who helped put "Rolling in the Deep" and other tunes from "21" over the top. This year's surprising best new artist winner was Bon Iver. The folk-skewed Wisconsin-bred singer-songwriter, ne Justin Vernon, triumphed in a field that included the ultra-hot rap talent Nicki Minaj. Vernon had publicly declined to perform at the Grammy ceremony.Adele's "21" also won as best pop vocal album, "Someone Like You" captured best pop solo performance and the clip for "Rolling in the Deep" took best short-form video.Adele's six trophies equaled Beyonce's record one-night tally for a female performer, set in 2010.Paul Epworth, who co-wrote "Rolling in the Deep" and produced that hit, was named non-classical producer of the year, and shared song and album of the year honors.Few Grammy triumphs have felt quite as inevitable as Adele's.The 22-year-old singer served as the music industry's savior last year with her sophomore album "21." The top-selling collection has sold 6.38 million copies domestically to date, and remains No. 1 on the U.S. album chart after nearly a year in release. With one more week atop the chart, "21" will tie Whitney Houston's 20-week SoundScan-era record for longevity at the pinnacle, set in 1992-93 with the soundtrack for "The Bodyguard."With stylistic nods to Brit singers past, most notably Dusty Springfield and Amy Winehouse, "21" was lofted by three smash singles, "Rolling in the Deep," "Someone Like You" and "Set Fire to the Rain." The rich-voiced singer's seemingly universal appeal tagged her as an awards season shoo-in.The vocalist was the headline attraction for this year's Grammycast, emerging from months off the stage after throat surgery for a hemorrhaged vocal cord forced cancellation of a sold-out U.S. tour.Asked backstage how she handled the jolt of having to undergo surgery, Adele was sanguine about the experience. ""It's actually been really peaceful. Being silent in such a noisy world, it was sort of a blessing in disguise," she said. "I've actually never been happier."By an accident of fate, Adele's ascension on Sunday seemed a passing of the torch after the death Saturday of Houston, who rose to fame in the '80s with a similar brand of soulful, highly accessible pop.Houston's memory loomed both on and off the Grammy stage on Sunday. Jennifer Hudson paid tribute with a televised performance of "I Will Always Love You," Houston's No. 1 hit from the 1992 soundtrack of "The Bodyguard." Hudson ended the performance by ad libbing, "Whitney, we loved you."Stevie Wonder said from the stage, "I just want to say to Whitney up in Heaven, we all love you, Whitney Houston."Winners and performers offered their thoughts about the singer backstage. Vocalist-songwriter Melanie Fiona, who shared two R&B awards with Cee Lo Green for "Fool For You," said, "Whitney is the first voice and memory I have of music I would not be up here as an artist, a nominee and a winner without her influence on my life I feel so proud to be able say that she was such a huge influence on me."Bonnie Raitt told reporters, "I'm sure you're still in shock, tooIt's stunning, her vocal range and power."Houston's impact extended beyond the pop discipline: Joyce DiDonato, winner for best classical vocal solo, said, "She was larger than life, and the summation of good singing for me. I have a lot of opera friends, and we were all heartbroken to hear the news."The night's other big winners, perennial Recording Academy favorites Foo Fighters (six previous wins), dominated the rock categories with five victories: best rock album (for "Wasting Light") best hard rock/metal performance (for "White Limo"), best rock performance and best rock song (for "Walk") and best long form video (for "Foo Fighters: Back and Forth," directed and co-produced by James Moll). The band performed twice on the Grammycast."We made this record in my garage with some microphones and a tape machine," said Foo Fighters leader Dave Grohl. "It shows that the human element of making music is most important." As he left the stage Grohl shouted "Long live rock 'n' roll!"Kanye West -- this year's top nominee with seven nods -- once again had to satisfy himself with rap wins. West captured four awards to add to his 14 previous wins, for best rap/sung collaboration and best rap song (for "All of the Lights"), best rap performance (for "Otis," shared with Jay-Z) and best rap album ("My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy").The diminutive, angularly coiffed electronic/dance artist Skrillex broke through with three wins, taking best dance/electronica album (for "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprights"), best dance recording (for the album's title track) and best remixed recording (for Benny Benassi's "Cinema").Taylor Swift added two Grammy awards to her career total of four, winning best country solo performance and best country song for "Mean."Americana duo the Civil Wars' "Barton Hollow" won as both best folk album, while its title track won best country duo/group performance.As ever, some sentimental favorites prevailed.Paul McCartney, who was honored as MusiCares' person of the year on Friday and performed during the telecast, collected his 15th Grammy a best historical album honor, for last year's reissue of his 1973 album "Band On the Run." A mere 49 years after receiving his first Grammy -- record of the year, for "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" -- Tony Bennett won Nos. 15 and 16, for best traditional pop album (for "Duets II," his all-star No. 1 album) and. best pop performance by a duo or group, for "Body and Soul," his track with Amy Winehouse. The late singer's parents joined him onstage at the afternoon ceremony. "We shouldn't be here -- our darling daughter should be here," said Mitch Winehouse. "These are the cards we're dealt."Alison Krauss, the most rewarded female performer in Grammy history, received her 27th trophy: "Paper Airplane," her latest release with her group Union Station, was named best bluegrass album.In the music for visual media categories, "Boardwalk Empire Volume 1," the soundtrack for the HBO series collected best compilation soundtrack for Stewart Lerman, Randall Poster and Kevin Weaver. Alexander Desplat won best score soundtrack for Oscar winner "The King's Speech." Alan Menken and Glenn Slater received the prize for best song written for visual media, for "I See the Light" from Disney's "Tangled."Tony winner "The Book of Mormon," written by Robert Lopez, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, was named best musical theater album.Apart from Adele's return to perform "Rolling in the Deep" -- which drew one of the longest ovations in recent Grammy history --the kudocast's chief draws were distinctly old-school.McCartney performed "My Valentine," a track from his new standards collection, with Diana Krall and Joe Walsh, and a show-closing "Abbey Road" medley; the reunited Beach Boys played their 1966 hit "Good Vibrations" with Foster the People and Maroon 5; and Glen Campbell, who is retiring from performing after the onset of Alzheimer's disease, sang "Rhinestone Cowboy" to climax a tribute segment.Alicia Keys and Raitt paid tribute to the R&B diva Etta James, who died in January at 73, with a duet on "A Sunday Kind of Love."Complete list of winners:1. Record of the YearRolling in the Deep, Adele 2. Album of the Year21, Adele 3. Song of the YearRolling in the Deep, Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth (Adele)4. Best New ArtistBon Iver 5. Best Pop Solo PerformanceSomeone Like You, Adele6. Best Pop Duo/Group PerformanceBody And Soul, Tony Bennett & Amy Winehouse7. Best Pop Instrumental AlbumThe Road From Memphis, Booker T. Jones8. Best Pop Vocal Album21, Adele 9. Best Dance RecordingScary Monsters And Nice Sprites, Skrillex 10. Best Dance/Electronica AlbumScary Monsters And Nice Sprites, Skrillex11. Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Duets II, Tony Bennett & Various Artists12. Best Rock PerformanceWalk, Foo Fighters13. Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance White Limo, Foo Fighters 14. Best Rock SongWalk, Foo Fighters, songwriters (Foo Fighters)*** 15. Best Rock AlbumWasting Light, Foo Fighters16. Best Alternative Music Album Bon Iver, Bon Iver 17. Best Traditional R&B PerformanceFool For You, Cee Lo Green & Melanie Fiona18. Best R&B PerformanceIs This Love, Corinne Bailey Rae19. Best R&B SongFool For You, Cee Lo Green, Melanie Hallim, Jack Splash, songwriters (Cee Lo Green & Melanie Fiona)20. Best R&B AlbumF.A.M.E., Chris Brown21. Best Rap PerformanceOtis, Jay-Z and Kanye West22. Best Rap/Sung CollaborationAll Of The Lights, Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi & Fergie23. Best Rap SongAll Of The Lights, Jeff Bhasker, Stacy Ferguson, Malik Jones, Warren Trotter & Kanye West, songwriters (Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi & Fergie)24. Best Rap AlbumMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye West25. Best Country Solo PerformanceMean, Taylor Swift26. Best Country Duo/Group PerformanceBarton Hollow, The Civil Wars27. Best Country SongMean, Taylor Swift, songwriter (Taylor Swift)28. Best Country AlbumOwn the Night, Lady Antebellum29. Best New Age AlbumWhat's It All About, Pat Metheny30. Best Improvised Jazz Solo500 Miles High, Chick Corea, soloist31. Best Jazz Vocal AlbumThe Mosaic Project, Terri Lyne Carrington & Various Artists32. Best Jazz Instrumental AlbumForever, Corea, Clarke & White33. Best Large Jazz Ensemble AlbumThe Good Feeling, Christian McBride Big Band34. Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music PerformanceJesus, Le'Andria Johnson35. Best Gospel SongHello Fear, Kirk Franklin, songwriter (Kirk Franklin)36. Best Contemporary Christian Music SongBlessings, Laura Story, songwriter (Laura Story)37. Best Gospel AlbumHello Fear, Kirk Franklin38. Best Contemporary Christian Music AlbumAnd If Our God Is For Us..., Chris Tomlin39. Best Latin Pop, Rock, Or Urban AlbumDrama Y Luz, Man40. Best Regional Mexican Or Tejano AlbumBicentenario, Pepe Aguilar41. Best Banda Or Norteo AlbumLos Tigres Del Norte And Friends, Los Tigres Del Norte42. Best Tropical Latin AlbumThe Last Mambo, Cachao43. Best Americana AlbumRamble At The Ryman, Levon Helm44. Best Bluegrass AlbumPaper Airplane, Alison Krauss & Union Station45. Best Blues AlbumRevelator, Tedeschi Trucks Band46. Best Folk AlbumBarton Hollow, The Civil Wars47. Best Regional Roots Music AlbumRebirth Of New Orleans, Rebirth Brass Band48. Best Reggae AlbumRevelation Pt 1: The Root Of Life, Stephen Marley49. Best World Music AlbumTassili, Tinariwen50. Best Children's AlbumAll About Bullies... Big And Small(Various Artists), Jim Cravero, Gloria Domina, Kevin Mackie, Steve Pullara & Patrick Robinson, producers51. Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio Books & Story Telling)If You Ask Me (And Of Course You Won't), Betty White52. Best Comedy AlbumHilarious, Louis C.K.53. Best Musical Theater AlbumThe Book Of Mormon54. Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual MediaBoardwalk Empire: Volume 1, (Various Artists) Stewart Lerman, Randall Poster & Kevin Weaver, producers55. Best Score Soundtrack For Visual MediaThe King's Speech, Alexandre Desplat56. Best Song Written For Visual MediaI See The Light (From Tangled), Alan Menken & Glenn Slater, songwriters (Mandy Moore & Zachary Levi)57. Best Instrumental CompositionLife In Eleven, Bla Fleck & Howard Levy, composers (Bla Fleck & The Flecktones)58. Best Instrumental ArrangementRhapsody In Blue, Gordon Goodwin, arranger (Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band)59. Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s)Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me), Jorge Calandrelli, arranger (Tony Bennett & Queen Latifah)60. Best Recording PackageScenes From The Suburbs, Caroline Robert, art director (Arcade Fire)61. Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition PackageThe Promise: The Darkness On The Edge Of Town Story62. Best Album NotesHear Me Howling!: Blues, Ballads & Beyond As Recorded By The San Francisco Bay By Chris Strachwitz In The 1960s63. Best Historical AlbumBand On The Run (Paul McCartney Archive Collection - Deluxe Edition)64. Best Engineered Album, Non-ClassicalPaper Airplane, Neal Cappellino & Mike Shipley, engineers; Brad Blackwood, mastering engineer (Alison Krauss & Union Station)65. Producer Of The Year, Non-ClassicalPaul Epworth66. Best Remixed Recording, Non-ClassicalCinema (Skrillex Remix), Sonny Moore, remixer (Benny Benassi)67. Best Surround Sound AlbumLayla And Other Assorted Love Songs (Super Deluxe Edition)68. Best Engineered Album, ClassicalAldridge: Elmer Gantry69. Producer Of The Year, ClassicalJudith Sherman70. Best Orchestral PerformanceBrahms: Symphony No. 4Gustavo Dudamel, conductor (Los Angeles Philharmonic)71. Best Opera RecordingAdams: Doctor AtomicAlan Gilbert, conductor; Meredith Arwady, Sasha Cooke, Richard Paul Fink, Gerald Finley, Thomas Glenn & Eric Owens; Jay David Saks, producer (Metropolitan Opera Orchestra; Metropolitan Opera Chorus)72. Best Choral PerformanceLight & GoldEric Whitacre, conductor (Christopher Glynn & Hila Plitmann; The King's Singers, Laudibus, Pavo Quartet & The Eric Whitacre Singers)73. Best Small Ensemble PerformanceMackey: Lonely Motel - Music From SlideRinde Eckert & Steven Mackey; Eighth Blackbird74. Best Classical Instrumental SoloSchwantner: Concerto For Percussion & OrchestraGiancarlo Guerrero, conductor; Christopher Lamb (Nashville Symphony)75. Best Classical Vocal SoloDiva DivoJoyce DiDonato (Kazushi Ono; Orchestre De L'Opra National De Lyon; Choeur De L'Opra National De Lyon)76. Best Contemporary Classical CompositionAldridge, Robert: Elmer GantryRobert Aldridge & Herschel Garfein77. Best Short Form Music VideoRolling In The DeepAdeleSam Brown, video director; Hannah Chandler, video producer78. Best Long Form Music VideoFoo Fighters: Back And ForthFoo FightersJames Moll, video director; James Moll & Nigel Sinclair, video producersWinners by number:Adele - 6Foo Fighters - 5Kanye West - 4Paul Epworth - 3Skrillex - 3Tony Bennett - 2The Civil Wars - 2Chick Corea - 2Kirk Franklin - 2Cee Lo Green - 2Taylor Swift - 2Related: Grammy notes Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Pyramide scoops Avila's 'Infancia'

MADRID -- Among the greatest standouts at December's Ventana Sur, Benjamin Avila's first fiction feature "Infancia clandestina" has closed French and worldwide distribution privileges with Pyramide. In pre-sales along with other top-notch arthouse gamers, Wanda Films has acquired "Infancia" for The country, Imovision for South america. A prize-champion at San Sebastian's Films happening, "Infancia" was displayed independently -- much stiffened but nonetheless in rough-cut -- at December's Ventana Sur. Lead-created by Luis Puenzo's Historias Cinematograficas, it provides an authentic undertake Argentina's 1976-1983 Dirty War, representing the nice and cozy family existence of two resistance martial artists, as seen by their 12-year-old boy. "Infancia's" knowing particulars and humor use Avila's personal reminiscences. Pyramide was always a leader to tie lower "Infancia." It moved quickly at 2009's Ventana Sur to purchase "Leap Year," which subsequently won Cannes' Camera d'Or and offered 25 areas. At Berlin, Pyramide will even sell Frederic Videau's Competition contender "Returning Home,Inch a drama in regards to a launched kidnap victim. In another highlight, Pyramide has had worldwide on 19th-century father-boy drama "Gebo and also the Shadow," from 103-year-old Portuguese master Manoel p Oliveira. Michael Lonsdale, Claudia Cardinale, Ricardo Trepa and Jeanne Moreau star. "Clandestina's" double cope with Pyramide may come as, after eight years at Pyramide Intl., sales mind Yoann Ubermulhin has introduced he will step lower after Berlin to become listed on French Sofica film tax vehicle Indefilms. Mexican-born Lucero Garzon, a Pyramide Intl. sales professional since 2009, managing, among areas, Benelux, Europe, The country and Latin America, is marketed to mind of sales. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com