"High In The Clouds" Heading for Big Screen by Paul McCartney

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The film will be released in 3D in 2015. The book — which centers on a squirrel’s quest to find a fabled animal sanctuary called Animalia — is written by McCartney, Geoff Dunbar and Philip Ardagh.

McCartney will compose several original songs for the film. Tony Bancroft, whose credits include “Mulan,” will direct the feature from a screenplay by Josh Klausner (“Shrek Forever After”). Evolution will spearhead the global licensing and merchandising campaign for the film.

Lynne said, “We know how special this project is for Sir Paul and how excited he is to be a part of this wonderful, creative collaboration.”

RGH’s Randa Ayoubi and David Corbett are serving as executive producers.

“’High in the Clouds’ is a passion project for me,” McCartney said in a statement. “I am thrilled to be working in partnership with Randa Ayoubi and David Corbett at RGH, and David Michael Lynne and Bob Shaye of Unique Features. Working with the highly creative talent at these companies together with Josh Klausner and Tony Bancroft, we will be able to create a warm, funny and moving animated film that will resonate with worldwide audiences.”

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Italy to Require Warning Info to Be Included for 3D Glasses Used in Home

The glasses are officially recommended for viewers over the age of 6, sparking a probe into group that last year lowered the minimum age to just 3.

ROME – Italy’s Ministry of Health has ruled that glasses used to watch 3D films at home should carry a series of health warnings and be limited to viewers aged 6 and above, while an investigation has been opened into a decision from the Cinema Exhibitors’ Association from last year to allow 3D glasses to be used by viewers as young as 3 years old.

The argument about the conditions for the use of 3D glasses in Italy has bubbled up from time to time in recent years, but the statement from the ministry is the first time a national government body has stepped in to establish rules for the safe use of 3D glasses.

In addition to recommending they not be used by viewers under the age of 6, it suggests they be used only for one film per day, that they be cleaned regularly to prevent them from becoming a vehicle for spreading germs, and that viewers be warned to stop using the glasses if they experience discomfort. The suggestions are to be included in the instruction packet distributed with sets of 3D glasses sold for home use.

Unless there is an appeal, 3D glasses sold for home use will have to start including the warnings within 180 days.

Prosecutors in Rome, meanwhile, have started to look into a decision from ANEC, the Cinema Exhibitors’ Association, to last year lower the official recommended age for viewers using 3D glasses in public cinemas from 6 to 3.

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