EXCLUSIVE: Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment has closed multiple territories including a UK deal for the military thriller Boys Of Abu Ghraib.
Head of international distribution Sonia Mehandjiyska has licensed rights to 4 Digital Media for the UK, Anchor Bay for Australia/New Zealand and Daro for South Africa.
Mehandjiyska will continue sales in Cannes next month.
Vertical Entertainment handles the current US release of Boys Of Abu Ghraib, Luke Moran’s feature directorial debut about a friendship between a US solider and an Iraqi detainee at the notorious prison.
Moran stars with Sean Astin, Sara Paxton and John Heard. Edward Zwick presents the film with Marshall Herskovitz, who served as executive producer alongside Rogan Donelly.
Electric Entertainment’s international sales and distribution division launched last year at the AFM and the slate include AJ Edwards’ The Better Angels, John Slattery’s Sundance entry God’s Pocket, Hannah Espia’s Transit and The Wannabe, on which Devlin serves as executive producer with Martin Scorsese.
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