‘Masterchef Sri Lanka bread in a free TV network
Call the best amateur chefs in Sri Lanka: It’s time to get recipe books. A local version of Masterchef In business in the free Sri Lankan network, it will first in September as a season of 25 episodes. Reality TV production will make the display in cooperation with Nilenda Deshapriya Productions. Banijay Entertainment format as reinstated 70 times before, arrangement Masterchef Among the most popular shapes in the world. She believes that amateur chefs have their food governed by a team of professional chefs and critics, as one of them finally crowned MasterChef. “The world -famous cooking coordination will witness that the ambitious chefs offer their talents, passion and creativity, which represents a new chapter in the history of Sri Lankan TV. We look forward to presenting MasterChef experience with the quality and excellence that our viewers expect.” In relevant Banjay News, the entertainment department of the company, BBE, a strategic alliance with the brand production services company etc.
A trailer for prior approval.LolitaDrops
Exclusive: The above is the trailer of Gorge Xolapa in pre -approval with a low budget LolitaWhich is shown for the first time at the San Antonio Film Festival this summer. He was appointed to the suburbs of the working class in Los Angeles Lolita Jesús (Alexis Vazquez), an explicit gay man who was recently released from prison after he spent a nine -year prison sentence for a non -violent drug crime, is determined to restore his life and unite him with his daughter. Vazukez plays his role in acting alongside Johnny Ortiz (McFarland, USA), Plutarco Haza (El Señor De Los Cielos), Catherine Castro (someday), Oscar candidate Eric Roberts (The fleeing trainand Dark knight). Lolita It was written, directed and produced by Xolalpa under the slogan of the powerful Aphrodite, where Alfredo Widman works as a producer of Latin entertainment. Raphael Loza, Victoria del Rosal and Nelson Sainz are executive producers.
BFI It is granted 2.3 million dollars to the participants through the UK World Screen Fund
BFI has allocated 1.65 million pounds ($ 2.27 million) to support 11 international productions made by British companies with their counterparts abroad. The funds will come through the UK World Screen Fund in BFI and are funded by the UK government for media and sports. Projects range from the animation chain for children Captain Bonn Academy, crowded for stray youthParticipant between animation in Northern Ireland, the child’s animation in Scotland, the studio in Ireland, and even to Hayes rabbitIt is a novel film participating in the UK minority that relies on “The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes” for Anna McBlelin, which collects forty pictures with cat films in Ireland and the Netherlands. Scotch rule (Work title) is from Sylph Productions in Scotland, German Heimatfilm and Ventschr Filmprduction. It was directed by Sophie, and is based on the true story of two women who founded a school for girls in Edinburgh in 1810 and found themselves accused of a romantic relationship. “This last round of the awards are truly unique talents in the United Kingdom, with an unusual set of projects that extend to cinema and television through documentaries, animation and imagination, as it reached 57 international production with 34 regions supported by the fund so far,” said Denita Yardanova, head of the UK’s World Screen Fund.
