All Distribution articles – Page 594
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Film Bridge adds Madly In Love to Cannes slate
Film Bridge International is handling worldwide distribution on the hit Belgium rom-com Madly In Love (Smoorverliefd) here.
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Film Factory gets Inertia
Vicente Canales’ aggressive new sales outfit Film Factory Entertainment has taken international sales rights on Inertia, a feature film to be directed by Gonzalo López Gallego (Apollo 18, King Of The Hill)
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NewsIndomina closes spate of sales on Reign Of Blood, The Shrine
EXCLUSIVE: Indomina has closed deals on Reign Of Blood with G2 for the UK, Luxor for the CIS and Koch in Germany on the project,
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Wild Bunch takes Julia X 3D for Germany
Wild Bunch acquires from Dixie Theatrical and has tentatively set a 2011 release date
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NewsBuyers enter Herzog's Cave for Visit Films
EXCLUSIVE: Visit Films has closed further key territories here on Werner Herzog’s 3D documentary Cave Of Forgotten Dreams.
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Little Film Co touting Sutherland, Bosworth in Fairytale
Kiefer Sutherland, starring here in Lars von Trier’s Melancholia, and Kate Bosworth are lined up to play lovers in Fairytale Of New York, which The Little Film Company has introduced to buyers here.
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NewsAnchor Bay takes Annapurna, Benaroya, Emmett's Catch .44
EXCLUSIVE: Anchor Bay Films has picked up rights to Annapurna Pictures’ Sin City thriller Catch .44 starring Bruce Willis, Forest Whitaker and Malin Akerman.
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Dogwoof acquires UK rights to Leaving Baghdad
EXCLUSIVE: Dogwoof Films has picked up UK rights to Koutaiba Al Janabi’s controversial drama Leaving Baghdad, which had its world premiere at the Dubai International Film Festival.
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Alcon Entertainment, Warner Bros extend deal through 2015
Alcon Entertainment has extended its long-term financing and distribution agreement with Warner Bros through 2015.
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TLA Releasing takes US, UK to Iceland's Jitters
TLA Releasing has acquired US and UK rights to Baldvin Z’s Icelandic teen drama Jitters (Oroi). The film is based on the novels of Ingibjorg Reynisdottir and follows the lives of youngsters as they deal with sexuality and identity.
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NewsKaleidoscope sees future with A Lonely Place To Die
Brit thriller stars Melissa George, Ed Speelers and Sean Harris
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Saint sells for Film Factory
Dick Maas’ controversial horror film Saint (Sint), which has been accused of traumatizing kids and of sullying the Saint Nicholas Day celebrations in the Netherlands, is proving a hot seller in the Cannes market place
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NewsMelancholia kicks off sales in Cannes for TrustNordisk
Lars von Trier film now sold to over 30 territories
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Liotta thriller Ticket Out sells for Spotlight
EXCLUSIVE: President of international sales Jack Campbell of Hollywood-based Spotlight Pictures has closed key territories here on the Ray Liotta thriller Ticket Out, screening in the market tonight [14].
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Silverstein launches Topanga Pictures with Freerunner
Lawrence Silverstein has launched Santa Monica-based sales and production company Topanga Pictures, here with the Sean Faris and Danny Dyer parkour action film Freerunner.
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KMI boards Amber Heard starrer Syrup for Cannes
Kathy Morgan International is talking up the edgy comedy Syrup starring Amber Heard, Shiloh Fernandez and Kellan Lutz from the Twilight franchise.
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Lightning boards Trip 3D, signs three-film deal with Scorpio
EXCLUSIVE: Santa Monica-based Lightning Entertainment has announced two deals, adding horror film One Way Trip 3D to its sales slate and singing a three-film worldwide distribution deal with LA’s Scorpio Studios.
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NewsLionsgate UK takes two from Nu Image
Lionsgate UK has been on the acquisitions trail picking up deals on a number of titles including rom com Playing The Field with Gerard Butler and Simon West’s action thriller Medallion, starring Nicholas Cage, from Nu Image.
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NewsPhase 4 ties knot for US rights to Another Happy Day
Phase 4 Films has acquired all US rights from Mandalay Vision to Sundance premiere Another Happy Day starring Ellen Barkin, Demi Moore, Ezra Miller and Kate Bosworth.
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Little Film Co closes Latin America on Quaid thriller Darkness
The Little Film Company has licensed the Dennis Quaid thriller Beneath The Darkness to California Filmes for all Latin America.