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Following the success of Paris, je t'aime and New York, I Love You , the next cities to get the cinematic love letter treatment will be Shanghai, Rio and Jerusalem.
London-based WestEnd Films have acquired the rights to all three films, now known as the Cities Of Love series.
These next installments will follow the same pattern as their predecessors - ten short films about love in the city, helmed by big names, starring big names.
The next film in the series, Shanghai, I Love You , will shoot from October, with Jim Sheridan and Gabriele Muccino ( Seven Pounds ) already attached to direct a segment each.
Other directors confirmed for the series include Fernando Meirelles ( Blindness ) and Babel scribe Guillermo Arriaga.
Sales are due to commence in Cannes this week.
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