Exclusive: Breeder, the Danish horror movie, has sold to territories around the world for Scandi sales outfit LevelK.
Directed by Jens Dahl, whose credits include co-writing Nicolas Winding-Refn’s Pusher, the movie tells the story of a renowned health supplement company, run by a ruthless businesswoman, which is selecting and abducting young women as part of an experiment bio-hacking babies’ DNA to enable her clients to reverse the ageing process. When Mia goes to investigate, she finds herself trapped, branded and tortured in a grim underground facility.
Despite not having its world premiere yet due to the pandemic, sales interest has been strong, and we can reveal that the following territory deals have been inked: Germany (Tiberius), UK (Eureka Entertainment), Japan (New Select), Russia Cis (Russian World Vision), Italy (30 Holding), Taiwan (Av-jet), Portugal (Films4you), the Baltics (Best film), South East Asia, Indian Sub-Continent (Paragon Films).
The screenplay was written...
Directed by Jens Dahl, whose credits include co-writing Nicolas Winding-Refn’s Pusher, the movie tells the story of a renowned health supplement company, run by a ruthless businesswoman, which is selecting and abducting young women as part of an experiment bio-hacking babies’ DNA to enable her clients to reverse the ageing process. When Mia goes to investigate, she finds herself trapped, branded and tortured in a grim underground facility.
Despite not having its world premiere yet due to the pandemic, sales interest has been strong, and we can reveal that the following territory deals have been inked: Germany (Tiberius), UK (Eureka Entertainment), Japan (New Select), Russia Cis (Russian World Vision), Italy (30 Holding), Taiwan (Av-jet), Portugal (Films4you), the Baltics (Best film), South East Asia, Indian Sub-Continent (Paragon Films).
The screenplay was written...
- 8/24/2020
- by Tom Grater
- Deadline Film + TV
The Cannes’ Film Market – in co-operation with the Fantasia International Film Festival will, for the third year, present the Frontières Platform for genre film projects and works in progress, running May 18-19.
Over the two days, Cannes Film Market will host two platforms for the 14 selected productions: Proof of Concept presentations for those still in financing stages, and a Buyers Showcase for films in post-production or recently completed.
Six features will participate in this year’s Buyer’s Showcase, where representatives will screen footage to sales agents, distributors and festival programmers. Meanwhile, eight projects which participated in the Frontières Finance & Packaging Forum in Helsinki this past February will offer up teasers at the Proof of Concept Presentations.
This year the event will also give out two new awards, the Frontières Warner Music Supervision Award and the Frontières Post Control VFX Boost Award.
“We can’t wait to introduce this year...
Over the two days, Cannes Film Market will host two platforms for the 14 selected productions: Proof of Concept presentations for those still in financing stages, and a Buyers Showcase for films in post-production or recently completed.
Six features will participate in this year’s Buyer’s Showcase, where representatives will screen footage to sales agents, distributors and festival programmers. Meanwhile, eight projects which participated in the Frontières Finance & Packaging Forum in Helsinki this past February will offer up teasers at the Proof of Concept Presentations.
This year the event will also give out two new awards, the Frontières Warner Music Supervision Award and the Frontières Post Control VFX Boost Award.
“We can’t wait to introduce this year...
- 5/9/2019
- by Jamie Lang
- Variety Film + TV
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