UK company will represent international sales on both.
UK documentary specialist Noah Media Group has acquired international sales rights to Make Us Dream, about former Liverpool footballer Steven Gerrard; and Bleed Out, which investigates medical malpractice in the Us.
The company will sell the films through its sales and distribution arm Noah X.
Make Us Dream follows the career of Liverpool and England stalwart Gerrard and his identity as a one-club player. It is directed by Sam Blair, and produced by Paul Martin and James Gay-Rees.
The film is currently available globally on Amazon Prime, with Noah selling free TV rights excluding the UK.
UK documentary specialist Noah Media Group has acquired international sales rights to Make Us Dream, about former Liverpool footballer Steven Gerrard; and Bleed Out, which investigates medical malpractice in the Us.
The company will sell the films through its sales and distribution arm Noah X.
Make Us Dream follows the career of Liverpool and England stalwart Gerrard and his identity as a one-club player. It is directed by Sam Blair, and produced by Paul Martin and James Gay-Rees.
The film is currently available globally on Amazon Prime, with Noah selling free TV rights excluding the UK.
- 4/30/2020
- by 1101321¦Ben Dalton¦26¦
- ScreenDaily
Noah Media Group has acquired international sales rights to Lorton Entertainment’s “Make Us Dream,” the story of soccer star Steven Gerrard, produced by Oscar-winner James Gay-Rees, and “Bleed Out,” HBO’s critically acclaimed documentary investigating medical malpractice in the U.S., produced by Oscar-winner Dan Cogan (“Icarus”).
“Make Us Dream” tells the story of Liverpool and England legend Steven Gerrard, exploring success, failure and Gerrard’s identity as a player who stayed with one club throughout his career. The film is available globally on Amazon Prime, and Noah will be selling free TV rights (excluding U.K.) around the world.
HBO documentary “Bleed Out” follows comedian and filmmaker Steve Burrows’ investigation into the deep flaws within America’s healthcare system and highlights ways the problems could be fixed. “Bleed Out” marks the first non-sport documentary to be represented by Noah.
Noah, the producer of acclaimed sports documentaries like “Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager...
“Make Us Dream” tells the story of Liverpool and England legend Steven Gerrard, exploring success, failure and Gerrard’s identity as a player who stayed with one club throughout his career. The film is available globally on Amazon Prime, and Noah will be selling free TV rights (excluding U.K.) around the world.
HBO documentary “Bleed Out” follows comedian and filmmaker Steve Burrows’ investigation into the deep flaws within America’s healthcare system and highlights ways the problems could be fixed. “Bleed Out” marks the first non-sport documentary to be represented by Noah.
Noah, the producer of acclaimed sports documentaries like “Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager...
- 4/29/2020
- by Leo Barraclough
- Variety Film + TV
John Battsek of Passion Pictures producing doc.
Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind Taxi To The Dark Side and Going Clear: Scientology & The Prison Of Belief, is making a documentary about former tennis star Boris Becker.
Lorton Entertainment, the London-based company which financed 2019 Cannes title Diego Maradona, is executive producing and fully-financing Becker (working title). The company also holds the project’s global rights and will be introducing it to potential partners in Cannes.
John Battsek of Passion Pictures is producing the documentary with Gibney’s Jigsaw Productions.
The film will explore the life of Becker, who became a...
Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind Taxi To The Dark Side and Going Clear: Scientology & The Prison Of Belief, is making a documentary about former tennis star Boris Becker.
Lorton Entertainment, the London-based company which financed 2019 Cannes title Diego Maradona, is executive producing and fully-financing Becker (working title). The company also holds the project’s global rights and will be introducing it to potential partners in Cannes.
John Battsek of Passion Pictures is producing the documentary with Gibney’s Jigsaw Productions.
The film will explore the life of Becker, who became a...
- 5/14/2019
- by Tom Grater
- ScreenDaily
A revelatory documentary about the Liverpool stalwart, whose explanation of his career ups and downs make for fascinating viewing
Apart from a somewhat redundant top-and-tail sequence in which Steven Gerrard is seen putting his feet up in a plush La pad as he plays out his final months for the La Galaxy, there’s a lot to admire about Sam Blair’s profile of the former Liverpool midfield dynamo who is currently embarked on the Herculean task of restoring Rangers to their former glory in the Scottish Premier League. Football documentaries often sacrifice quite a bit in return for access to their subjects (and there’s certainly significant amounts of “legend/icon/genius” burbling in Make Us Dream), but it’s Gerrard’s own readiness to open up and reveal something of the agony behind the permascowl he was famous for as a player that marks this film out.
Gerrard,...
Apart from a somewhat redundant top-and-tail sequence in which Steven Gerrard is seen putting his feet up in a plush La pad as he plays out his final months for the La Galaxy, there’s a lot to admire about Sam Blair’s profile of the former Liverpool midfield dynamo who is currently embarked on the Herculean task of restoring Rangers to their former glory in the Scottish Premier League. Football documentaries often sacrifice quite a bit in return for access to their subjects (and there’s certainly significant amounts of “legend/icon/genius” burbling in Make Us Dream), but it’s Gerrard’s own readiness to open up and reveal something of the agony behind the permascowl he was famous for as a player that marks this film out.
Gerrard,...
- 11/16/2018
- by Andrew Pulver
- The Guardian - Film News
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