Gary Hamilton's Arclight Films has closed a raft of sales ahead of the
EFM screening of Roger Donaldson's heist movie The Bank Job starring
Jason Statham.
Deals have closed in Japan (Movie-Eye Entertainment); Germany,
Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland (Atlas); Spain (New World Films); Scandinavia (Nordisk); Portugal (Castello Lopes); Canada (Maple Pictures); Greece and Cyprus (Spentzos Films); India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore (PT Parkit); and China (Bona Entertainment).
Sales have closed for most of Eastern European (Media Pro); Brazil (Imagem Filmes and Telecine); Turkey (Aqua Pinema); the Middle East (Gulf Film); Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands (Source Investments); Iceland (SAMfilm); and airlines (Entertainment In Motion).
As previously announced Lionsgate holds US and UK rights. Saffron
Burrows and Stephen Campbell Moore also star in the true story of the
unsolved 1971 Baker Street robbery that remains shrouded in secrecy
amid allegations of top level scandal.
EFM screening of Roger Donaldson's heist movie The Bank Job starring
Jason Statham.
Deals have closed in Japan (Movie-Eye Entertainment); Germany,
Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland (Atlas); Spain (New World Films); Scandinavia (Nordisk); Portugal (Castello Lopes); Canada (Maple Pictures); Greece and Cyprus (Spentzos Films); India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore (PT Parkit); and China (Bona Entertainment).
Sales have closed for most of Eastern European (Media Pro); Brazil (Imagem Filmes and Telecine); Turkey (Aqua Pinema); the Middle East (Gulf Film); Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands (Source Investments); Iceland (SAMfilm); and airlines (Entertainment In Motion).
As previously announced Lionsgate holds US and UK rights. Saffron
Burrows and Stephen Campbell Moore also star in the true story of the
unsolved 1971 Baker Street robbery that remains shrouded in secrecy
amid allegations of top level scandal.
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