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	Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2010
		Regional news BBC apologizes for weatherman gesture Pusan's PPP welcomes 27 projects Aerosmith's Steven Tyler tumbles in Toronto	Sponsored by:

ADVERTISEMENT REVIEWS Womb -- Film Review Bit of a stretch for Oedipus Rex in a wishy-washy tale about human cloning. The Fantastic Water Babes -- Film Review A frivolous but endearing romantic fantasy. The Human Resources Manager -- Film Review Fine mix of comedy and drama as a personnel officer is charged with seeing that an employee's body makes it to her far off home. More Reviews		TOP STORIES Berlin film business booms in face of crisis BABELSBERG, Germany -- Berlin's film business is booming, with low production costs, generous subsidies and cultural cachet attracting some of the world's top filmmakers scouring for funds in the wake of the crisis. Panel: Korean films need new approach to int'l SEOUL – Korean films need "universal storytelling and ideas" in order to adjust to the changing media environment where users view their content through international outlets such as YouTube, Facebook and mobile phone,” said Mike Suh, the director of international finance and production for CJ Entertainment, at a local film symposium. China could get iPad, iPhone 4 in Sept. BEIJING -- Consumers in China, the largest mobile phone market in the world, appear on the verge of getting the Apple iPhone 4, as early as September, official reports say. World page Home page FILM 12 titles chosen for San Seb Pearls sidebar MADRID -- Twelve films which have been screened and/or won awards at major fests around the world will be unspooled in the Zabaltegi-Pearls section at next month's San Sebastian International Film Festival, organizers said Wednesday. Canuck Glenn Gould biopic gets U.S. release TORONTO -- Kino Lorber has booked the Canadian biopic "Genius Within: The Inner Life Of Glenn Gould" into New York City and Chicago for a Sept. 17 theatrical release. Pusan's PPP welcomes 27 projects SEOUL -- The number of multinational co-productions rose during this year’s Pusan Project Plan, a project market by the Pusan International Film Festival. Film page TV Reliance-CBS to launch with three channels NEW DELHI -- Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd., owned by DreamWorks' partner Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, and CBS Studios International announced Wednesday their equal joint venture, BIG CBS Networks Private Ltd., which will launch three English entertainment channels in the fourth quarter of this year. ITV plans multi-media assault for 'X-Factor' LONDON -- Commercial broadcaster ITV is planning an all out digital and social media assault for the seventh series of its flagship Saturday night show "The X-Factor," starring and produced by Simon Cowell. Television page INTERNATIONAL BOXOFFICE Boxoffice charts France Germany Japan Spain United Kingdom		'EXPENDABLES' TO SPIKE: Lionsgate has sold Sylvester Stallone's "The Expendables" to Spike TV after last week's $34.8 million theatrical opening in the U.S. Q&A: Aamir Khan The Bollywood actor-producer on branching out, resisting Hollywood and how U.S. studios can succeed in India. Hollywood's economic woes no match for nation's COMMENTARY: Watching the market take another dive and Washington politicos confess that things were bleaker than they thought is a scary omen. Will rookies dominate the Emmys? AWARDS WATCH: Momentum building for TV's fresh faces. FINANCE J:Com continues subscriber growth TOKYO -- Japan’s biggest cable and multi-systems operator, Jupiter Telecom, continues to add subscribers and increase its digital penetration. Finance page

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