Logical Pictures Group, the French production, financing and distribution company, has restructured its international sales activities with new venture Logical Pictures International (LPI), which will take over Pulsar Content and further expand the group’s global footprint.
The move will pull Paris-based sales outfit Pulsar Content into the group’s overall strategy to develop primarily English-language projects with strong international potential. The new outfit will be led by Andrei Kamarowsky as head of international. Paris-based Kamarowsky joins from the UK’s HanWay Films, where he had been head of international sales since January 2025.
The company will unveil its first slate at the European Film Market in February, in addition to selling its existing catalogue under the Pulsar Content label.
“Our ambition is to open a new chapter for the Group’s international sales ambitions while consolidating the legacy of Pulsar Content,” Kamarowsky said in a statement.
At HanWay, Kamarowsky handled titles including Alice Winocour’s Couture and Jan Komasa’s Good Boy, also led international sales at Orange Studio where he oversaw sales for local hits like Serial Bad Weddings 2 and Olivier Assayas’ Wasp Network, and at EuropaCorp where he handled a slew of the French studio’s titles like Taken 2 and 3 and The Transporter Refueled.
“The traditional model of international sales has been disrupted in recent years,” said Frédéric Fiore, president of Logical Pictures Group. :With Logical Pictures International, we are affirming our desire to build a more integrated, clearer, and more ambitious international strategy.”
He added the goal of the new venture is to develop what he described as “a more synergistic approach with the group’s other activities, inparticular distribution in France”, where the group heads up subsidiary distributor The Jokers Films. Its release slate has previously included Parasite, Dangerous Animals and Neon Demon.
The move comes after Logical Picture Group further expanded its global footprint in 2025 by launching Logical African Partners and Logical Pictures UK. Pulsar Content launched under Logical Pictures in 2019 and has become a force on the international sales circuit since. Recent titles in its catalogue include Josephine Japy’s Cannes-premiering The Wonderers and Alice Douard’s Love Letters.
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