At This Year’s Cannes Market, Star Power Will Drive the Top 10 Hottest Titles for Sale
There’s a few titles left for sale in the Official Selection, but market packages are where the real action is.
There’s a few titles left for sale in the Official Selection, but market packages are where the real action is.
Some of the films at this year’s festival with the most commercial promise deal with challenging subject matter.
As Tribeca begins, some buyers and agents are meeting in person. Others are sticking to Zoom. This could be the future.
Sales for hot titles out of the festival showed votes of confidence in the future of the theatrical release.
From streamers to arthouse players, major buyers are tuning into the virtual Sundance experience.
Amid a production lull, buyers are desperate for new movies. Luckily, Sundance has plenty for sale — for those willing to gamble on discovery titles.
A constantly updated list of the festivals and markets that are adapting their plans to the coronavirus pandemic.
A coalition of sales agencies are coming together for an online market, similar to their earlier Cannes market effort.
Buyers are lukewarm about the offerings, but everyone is expecting increased competition during one of the year’s most critical film markets.
The coronavirus might have a debilitating impact on the business at any time of the year, but its arrival on the cusp of several major international film events is significant.
Netflix wants what it can’t do on its own.
Justin Simien’s sophomore effort cost $8.89 million. It’s an easy sell to audiences, but theatrical distributors would have trouble making the math work.