Slate includes Nicolás Herzog’s Elda and the Monsters and Radu Potcoavă Good Guys Go to Heaven.
Italian sales agent The Open Reel is bringing a slate of new films to Cannes market, including Damien Manivel’s The Island.
The Island centres on a group of friends and the events that take place in the last party of the summer. It is produced by Mld Films and stars Damoh Ikhetah and Olga Milshtein.
Manivel’s most recent film Magdala world premiered in Cannes’ Acid section last year. Isadora’s Children (2019) won him the best director prize at Locarno.
The Open...
Italian sales agent The Open Reel is bringing a slate of new films to Cannes market, including Damien Manivel’s The Island.
The Island centres on a group of friends and the events that take place in the last party of the summer. It is produced by Mld Films and stars Damoh Ikhetah and Olga Milshtein.
Manivel’s most recent film Magdala world premiered in Cannes’ Acid section last year. Isadora’s Children (2019) won him the best director prize at Locarno.
The Open...
- 5/15/2023
- by Alina Trabattoni
- ScreenDaily
Sydney, Sep 1 (Ians) Due to an unfortunate typo, cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com mistakenly issued a customer A10.5 million (7.2 million) rather than the expected A100 (68), media reports say.
Seven months later, when the exchange finally discovered the error, but till then some of the money had already gone, The Verge reported citing the Australian news outlet 7News as saying.
The initial transfer occurred in May 2021.
However, the exchange only realised the mistake when conducting an audit in December that year, the report said.
Thevamanogari Manivel, the customer in question, reportedly transferred the money to a joint account and spent 890,526 on a lavish, five-bedroom mansion for her sister instead of reporting the inaccurate return to the exchange.
Now the company’s fighting to get its cash back with a lawsuit filed in the Victoria Supreme Court.
The court has also ordered Manivel to sell the home and return the money (with interest) to the exchange.
Seven months later, when the exchange finally discovered the error, but till then some of the money had already gone, The Verge reported citing the Australian news outlet 7News as saying.
The initial transfer occurred in May 2021.
However, the exchange only realised the mistake when conducting an audit in December that year, the report said.
Thevamanogari Manivel, the customer in question, reportedly transferred the money to a joint account and spent 890,526 on a lavish, five-bedroom mansion for her sister instead of reporting the inaccurate return to the exchange.
Now the company’s fighting to get its cash back with a lawsuit filed in the Victoria Supreme Court.
The court has also ordered Manivel to sell the home and return the money (with interest) to the exchange.
- 9/1/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
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