Oscilloscope Laboratories picked up its first film of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival Saturday by grabbing North American rights to Andrew Dosunmu’s “Mother of George.” The drama premiered in the U.S. dramatic competition of the festival.
Read More »Not wasting any time Friday, RADiUS-TWC snatched up North American rights to opening-night documentary “Twenty Feel From Stardom."
Read More »Sundance is about the movies -- and thank goodness for that. Some of the most distinctive filmmaking in any year comes from fresh, new artistic voices first exposed at the annual celebration of independent film that takes place in Park City.
Read More »After a flurry of news reports Thursday that Open Road Films was actively trying to acquire “jOBS,” the new biopic about Apple mastermind Steve Jobs, the company has confirmed that it has purchased rights to the film three weeks before its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. In a service-deal ca...
Read More »Entertainment One Films has announced that it has acquired the North American distribution rights to "Twice Born" in all media from Wild Bunch.
Read More »Film Movement has taken North American rights to Israeli documentary, "Hitler's Children" from director Chanoch Ze'evi.
Read More »Millennium Entertainment takes all US rights for a multi-platform release of Jay Chandrasekhar's "The Babymakers," which had its debut at SXSW.
Read More »Oscilloscope Laboratories has taken North American rights to Todd Louiso's divorce comedy "Hello I Must Be Going," which was one of the opening night films at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
Read More »Adopt Films has announced its acquisition of all U.S. rights to Ursula Meier’s ”Sister,” which world premiered in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival earlier this week to warm notices.
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