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All Distribution articles – Page 317
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NewsArsenal takes 'Walk Of Fame' to Toronto
EXCLUSIVE: Yarek Danielak’s Los Angeles-based distribution and production house has acquired world sales rights to the rom-com starring Scott Eastwood.
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NewsVisit Films pounces on 'Mom And Me'
EXCLUSIVE: Visit Films has acquired worldwide rights excluding Ireland to Ken Wardrop’s documentary ahead of its world premiere in Telluride this weekend.
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News'Rise of the Krays' hits home for Signature
Direct-to-video gangster drama on course to hit 40,000 unit sales in one week.
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NewsSeptember Films to combine production, distribution, exhibition
September Films boss Pim Hermeling has revealed details of his ambitious plans to remould his company as a vertically integrated outfit, combining production and exhibition with distribution.
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NewsMatch Factory reunites with Sam Garbarski on 'Bye-Bye Germany'
EXCLUSIVE: The Match Factory is working again with Belgian director Sam Garbarski on international sales for his new feature film, starring Moritz Bleibtreu and Alba Rohrwacher.
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NewsVimeo, Latitude study highlights online viewing habits
The average viewer spends $32 a month on transactional or subscription VOD content, according to research conducted by Vimeo and consultancy group Latitude.
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NewsCohen Media Group acquires 'Marguerite'
The distributor has picked up US rights from Memento Films International to the Venice competition entry by Xavier Giannoli.
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FeaturesRichard Abramowitz, Abramorama
The self-distribution pioneer heads to Telluride, Venice and Toronto with a handful of titles and a bucketload of advice for the filmmakers he meets all over the world.
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NewsSundance Selects acquires 'Mediterranea'
EXCLUSIVE: The distributor has secured North American rights from WME Global to the topical immigration drama that premiered in Cannes Critics Week earlier this year.
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NewsMyriad readies 'The Girl In The Book' for TIFF
Kirk D’Amico and his team will introduce international buyers in Toronto to the thriller starring Emily VanCamp and Michael Nyqvist.
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NewsIFC Films acquires 'Every Thing Will Be Fine'
Wim Wenders’ 3D car crash drama will receive its North American premiere in Toronto and stars James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams and Marie-Josée Croze.
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NewsVoltage boards 'The Headhunter’s Calling'
Voltage has injected some buzz into what is shaping up to be a solid pre-sale landscape at Toronto and will introduce buyers to the Gerard Butler starrer from feature directorial debutant Mark Williams.
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NewsPaladin, Michael Mailer partner to release 'Friends And Romans'
Mark Urman’s distribution company and the film’s producer will release the farce in October.
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NewsAbramorama, FilmBuff partner on This Changes Everything
Avi Lewis’ documentary based on the Naomi Klein’s book about global warming will open in the US in early October following its Toronto world premiere on September 13.
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NewsFilms Boutique to sell Ofir Raul Graizer's 'The Cakemaker'
Drama will explore gay relationships as well as connections between Israel and Germany.
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NewsAlchemy hires Jack Talley as evp physical distribution
Talley will oversee sales and overall strategy of Alchemy’s physical distribution arm, reporting to Alchemy CEO Bill Lee.
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NewsXLrator Media eyes 2016 Camino release
Bleiberg Entertainment and Red Granite International subsidiary Blue Box International will handle international sales in Toronto on the action thriller starring Zoë Bell.
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NewsWild Bunch AG plans UK, Italy expansion
Further expansion plans following Senator merger include creation/acquisition of co-production and direct distribution companies in the UK and Australia.
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NewsVisit Films unveils Venice, TIFF slate
EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Kampe and his New York-based team head into the fall festival season with a raft of new acquisitions led by a worldwide deal excluding Australia/New Zealand on Venice premiere Tanna.