All Distribution articles – Page 393
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NewsSoda takes Cannes titles for UK
EXCLUSIVE: Soda takes on one title from Cannes Competition and one from Un Certain Regard.
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NewsGirl knocks for Peccadillo
EXCLUSIVE: July Jung’s Un Certain Regard title [pictured] among Cannes pick-ups by the independent art-house UK distributor.
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NewsSignature unveils Cannes deals
UK distributor picks up the likes of Predestination, Young Ones and Hellion [pictured].
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NewsKino Lorber takes Riley
Kino Lorber has acquired from Le Pacte all US rights to Alain Resnais’ (pictured) final film The Life Of Riley.
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NewsIFC takes The Salvation
Kristian Levring’s Western received its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival
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NewsMusic Box in tune with Gett
EXCLUSIVE: Shlomi and Ronit Elkabetz’ divorce drama premiered in Directors’ Fortnight.
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SSI acquires Spitfire for Poland
Silver Sword International (SSI) has struck deal with Icebreaker Films to distribute Spitfire Liberator: The Alex Herbst Story in Poland.
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NewsSubmarine cuts deals on Illmatic
Submarine has sold a raft of territories on Tribeca opener Time Is Illmatic.
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Crowd sells to Curator Films
Fledgling Los Angeles-based distributor Curator Films has picked up North American rights from FiGa Films to Marcelo Gomes and Cao Guimaraes’s The Man Of The Crowd.
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NewsMain Street, Crown Brand strike deal
Main Street Films announced in Cannes it has entered into a financing and co-production partnership with Hong Kong-based investment fund Crown Brand Corporation Limited.
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NewseOne Canada snaps up Cannes trio
eOne Films Canada has picked up three titles in Cannes, taking rights to Little Prince from WildBunch, Somnia from Sierra Affinity and Viral from Blumhouse International.
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NewsArrow takes Honeymoon to UK
EXCLUSIVE: Magnolia licenses rights to UK distributor, among other deals.
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NewsArclight's Rabbit hops the world
EXCLUSIVE: Animated sequel sells to UK distributor, among other territories.
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NewsMAD unveils ten Arab releases
Cairo-based distributor will release the films across the region over the next year.
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NewsTWC 'pays $12m' for Lion
The Weinstein Company (TWC) has paid what is believed to be in the region of $12m for world rights excluding Australia and New Zealand to Lion.
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NewsPhase 4 Films takes Ask Me Anything
The distributor has taken North American distribution rights to writer-director Allison Burnett’s drama based on his own novel, Undiscovered Gyrl, which Lightning Entertainment is selling to international buyers in Cannes.