|
||
Pro Tools
FILMFESTIVALS | 24/7 world wide coverageWelcome ! Enjoy the best of both worlds: Film & Festival News, exploring the best of the film festivals community. Launched in 1995, relentlessly connecting films to festivals, documenting and promoting festivals worldwide. Working on an upgrade soon. For collaboration, editorial contributions, or publicity, please send us an email here. User login |
Kaleidoscope Film Distribution at AFM 2014
Kaleidoscope Film Distribution (KFD) today announces three major new premieres for The American Film Market: monster-horror, DIGGING UP THE MARROW, from Director of Frozen and Hatchet, Adam Green; thriller, THE LAST SURVIVORS; and sports documentary, LIFE IN EXTREMES.
In DIGGING UP THE MARROW, filmmaker Adam Green receives a package from a strange man (Ray Wise - Twin Peaks, X-Men: First Class, Robocop) claiming that he can prove that monsters exist. As the lines between fantasy and reality are increasingly blurred, he and his crew are taken on a mysterious, fantastical, and terrifying journey into the shadows and deep underground.
Written and directed by Green an inspired by the original monster genre art of artist and Executive Producer, Alex Pardee, DIGGING UP THE MARROW was in the Official Selection at Frightfest this year. The deal was signed by Caroline Stern, Director of Sales & Acquisition, KFD, and Cory Neal of The Hacienda Film Co.
Adam Green commented: “DIGGING UP THE MARROW is the result of an incredibly rewarding four year creative collaboration. It's a very unique film in that it blends reality so tightly with fantasy and doesn't neatly fit into any specific sub-genre that has come before it. We've been thrilled by the overwhelmingly positive response that ‘Marrow’ has received at early screenings”
Starring Hayley Lu Richardson and Booboo Stewart (X-Men: Days of Future Past, Twilight), THE LAST SURVIVORS follows two teenagers battling to survive in a vast and barren valley, where it has not rained for ten years. As the rain dried up, the rules of society simply blew away, leaving them to single-handedly fight off a gang of bloodthirsty mercenaries, hell bent on seizing their most precious possession, a small water-bearing well.
A premiere at The LA Film Festival, THE LAST SURVIVORS is directed by first-timer, Thomas S Hammock (production designer on You’re Next, V/H/S 2 and The Guest) and produced by Chris Harding (The Guest, You’re Next). The deal was signed by Stern and Dante Federighi of Federighi Films.
Executive Producer Dante Federighi said: “We are really thrilled by Kaleidoscope's passion and plans for The Last Survivors and we're looking forward to seeing the film reach a global audience.” Discussing both titles, Stern Added: “We are very excited to be launching sales on Adam Green’s latest work of terror and Tom Hammock’s accomplished first feature. They are both terrific genre films with a distinctive quality and marketability.” Also premiering for KFD is sports documentary, LIFE IN EXTREMES. From Director Sascha Kollnreitner and Producer Carl Hollman, it is an intense and kinetic insight into the danger-filled lives of three extreme sportsmen – a base jumper, a free diver and an extreme cyclist - that delves deep into their single-minded motivations and reasons for continually pushing the boundaries.
KFD Kaleidoscope Film Distribution (KFD) is an established International Sales outfit based in London. A one-stop-shop offering full UK and international distribution and sales capabilities, the company has fully or partially financed twelve titles over the past two years.
KFD specialises in commercial features films and branded documentaries. New titles include: The Last Survivors, a chilling tale of a drought ridden world where two teenagers must battle to protect their near-empty well from a gang of ruthless mercenaries; Digging Up The Marrow, a subversive monster horror from director of Hatchet and Frozen, Adam Green; sci-fi action feature, RPG, starring Rutger Hauer; festive television special On Angel Wings, from the writer of Warhorse, Michael Morpurgo. Recent titles include: Joss Whedon's acclaimed Much Ado About Nothing; Bigfoot themed horror, Willow Creek, from cult Director, Bobcat Goldthwaite; and acclaimed Sundance documentaries, The Notorious Mr Bout and We Are The Giant. Coming soon is IMAX ready theatrical project, Le Mans 3D, telling the inside story of the iconic motor race in astonishing HD.
27.10.2014 | American Film Market Dailies's blog Cat. : FILM
|
LinksThe Bulletin Board > The Bulletin Board Blog Following News Interview with EFM (Berlin) Director
Interview with IFTA Chairman (AFM)
Interview with Cannes Marche du Film Director
Filmfestivals.com dailies live coverage from > Live from India
Useful links for the indies: > Big files transfer
+ SUBSCRIBE to the weekly Newsletter Deals+ Special offers and discounts from filmfestivals.com Selected fun offers
> Bonus Casino
User imagesAbout American Film Market Dailies
Prewitt Jean
(IFTA) The AFM is not a festival - it is the largest motion picture market in the world. 8,000 industry attendees, including producers, distributors, directors, agents, writers, lawyers & bankers. Over 540 films screened, most world or U.S. premieres.
$US3 Billion spent annually by participants to produce films
8,000+ industry professionals
2,000+ new films and projects
1,000+ production companies
400+ distributors
540+ films screened
100+ world premiers
70+ countries represented
50+ thought leaders speaking
7 days of networking activities
1 beachfront campus that covers it all
Our AFM Newsletters run each day with three bumper pre roll editions and a wrap edition: 2018 FULL HIT STORY TOLD IN 8 EPISODES Pre roll newsletter N° 1 AFM 2017 Wrap & global I N°8 I N°7 I N°6 I N°5 I N°4 I OPENING N°3 I Preview N°2 I N°1 AFM 2016: Pre roll N° 1 I Pre roll N° 2 Opening Newsletter N°3 I N°4 I N°5 I N°6 Focus on ANIMATION I N°7 I Final wrap
View my profile Send me a message My festivalThe EditorUser contributions |