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New Acquisitions Tv Series NEW ACQUISITIONS Pertsa and Kilu face the horrid possibility of being separated as Dastan can no longer stand the constant nagging of his highly a result of Pertsa’s family financial problems . When the local pregnant wife and decides to run away for at least one day with bank and jewellery get robbed, they decide to retrieve the loot in his friends - a would-be businessman and a district police hopes for a reward. In their quest, the two embark on boats, officer. The men decide to go fishing and everything would planes, and submarines, fighting to preserve their friendship. have gone smoothly, if not for a series of unforeseen, sudden, incomprehensible, violent and irreversible events… From Taavi Vartia, renowned Finnish director of family films Warsaw International Film Festival – In Competition Based on a classic best-selling children's book series Fantaspoa International Fantastic Film Festival Two sequels in the works – In Competition An action-packed story that takes the audience on the road, Sitges International Film Festival – Official Selection through the air, and underwater Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival – Midnight Shivers A throwback to the golden age of family adventure films Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre – Audience Award An inspiring tale of friendship, adventure, and love of the International Film Festival of India (Goa) - Official Selection outdoors Kinoshok – Awarded for: Best Feature Film, Best Script, Diploma from the press PERTSA & KILU SWEETIE, YOU WON’T “ONE OF THE MOST BONKERS FILMS BREWED IN THE GENRE Children/family Finland BELIEVE IT KITCHEN (…) FANTASTIC (…) INDULGE INTO THIS CRAZY Finland 2021, 86 min. action/comedy/horror WORLD” – Asian Movie Pulse Kazakhstan 2020 “HILARIOUS HORROR (…) GREAT BET THAT SHOULDN’T BE MISSED (…) BLOOD AND MADNESS – ASSURED (…)” - La Dimensión del Celuloide THE MOST EXHILARATING FILM OF THE YEAR! A RIDE FILLED WITH LAUGHS, BLOOD, ONE EYED MANIACS AND PLASTIC BOOBS! – Fantasoa Kazakhstan TV SERIES When someone shoots at Serbian tycoon – Vladan, it makes During the holidays with parents, 15-year-old Ada disappears. him initiate a private investigation that will open up Pandora's A desperate search is underway, but her body is not found. On box; some secrets come afloat and endanger the well being the anniversary of Ada's disappearance, her father returns to of his mighty company. the place where she disappeared and renews his search. On the spot he meets Adaoma who also witnessed this tragedy „THIS SERIES WILL BECOME A NEW FRONTIER AND A NEW and wants to write a book about it. Together they start a BENCHMARK (…) EXPLOSIVE SCREENPLAY (…) GOOD AND private investigation. UNPREDICTABLE STORY, TENSION, A MASSIVE DOSE OF PERSUASIVENESS, EXTRAORDINARY ACTORS” - Miroljub From the Producers of Oscar® Nominee “Corpus Christi” Stojanovic, NIN From the Director of BO hit “Gods” and praised series “VISUAL RICHNESS AND DIRECTING ELEGANCE (…) “Belfer” PRECISELY AND DYNAMICALLY WRITTEN, BRILLIANTLY Based on the book and script by one of the most SOUNDED, RECORDED, ACTED AND DIRECTED” - Jurica acclaimed and bestselling crime writers in Poland Pavicic – Jutarnji list Sold: TYCOON Sold: SNAKESVILLE thriller/crime/drama Crime Poland Serbia 2020, 10 x 45 min. Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia, Croatia Poland 2019, 7 x 45‘ A young Brazilian girl arrives in Portugal looking for a better Isabel Garcia, Chief Inspector of the criminal police, faces the life. The promised land quickly turns bleak as it turns out the biggest challenge of her career when she is assigned to lead cleaning job is at the local brothel. The owners of the illegal the violent serial murders devastating the city. Samuel Lopes, business try to lure Bruna in while two journalists investiga- trainee inspector who graduated in Criminal Psychology, joins ting a human trafficking ring are also after her. A behind the Garcia’s brigade, where he will have to conquer his place and scenes look into the dark secrets of operating a brothel… the respect of the more experienced policemen Sold: Sold: Portugal Portugal RED LIGHT THE DAUGHTER OF LAW Crime/drama Crime/drama Portugal 2019, 13 x 45 min Portugal 2016, 20 x 42 min. DRAMA South Africa, mid 70s. When her husband becomes too ill to Rannveig is experiencing burnout in all aspects of her work, Poppie is deemed by the law to be an illegal resident in mundane suburban life. She’s stuck with a job she hates and her own country. Based on the Elsa Joubert novel regarded as a marriage that is slowly dying. On top of that, she’s one of the best African novels of the century. The Love For Her constantly fighting with her rebellious daughter, Agnes. When Family Held No Curfew. Needed No Permit. Had No a new neighbor, Hreinn, shows up at their d oorstep, Rannveig Boundaries. and her family face new challenges that are beyond their control. based on true events; directed by: Christiaan Olwagen, whose multi-award winning ICELANDIC OSCAR® CANDIDATE “Kanarie” was selected to screen at 34 Film Festivals and 6 EDDAs (Icelandic Film Awards) WINNER including Best was sold to the U.S., UK and other major territories; Film, Best Actress Awarded at Silwerskerm Festival (12 Awards including Best biggest Box Office hit in Iceland in 2019 Film), South African Film and Television Awards (2 Awards great production value including Best Actress), Efebo d’Oro (Best Film), BRICS festival & audience appeal (Busan IFF, Goteborg Film festival (Best Film). Also screened at Hamburg Film Festival, Festival, Tromso IFF, Seattle IFF) Camerimage, Mostra, Moscow IFF, Film By the Sea. Universal themes: Love. Family. Hope. Overcoming adversity; AGNES JOY POPPIE NONGENA historical drama strong, relatable, female character; drama Iceland 2019, 92 min. South Africa 2020, 95 min based on Elsa Joubert’s multi-award winning novel Latin America, Slovenia (TV) "The Long Journey of Poppie Nongena”; South African Oscar submission; produced by: Helena Spring, primetime Emmy Award nominee. Africa, Latin America, China: Inflight, North America HORRORFANTASY A young DJ, lured into a beautiful stranger’s home, is terrified WW2: a group of children liberated from a concentration to find himself unable to flee from the death rituals he must camp find themselves, aimless and hungry, stranded in an perform on the bound and shackled corpse of her father. abandoned mansion in the forest. They’ve gone through hell but the true horror is just about to begin. world premiered at FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL from the Director of SOUL OF SAND (Toronto, Rotterdam, „heartbreaking” (…) „very highly recommended” – Santa Barbara, Mill Valley MoMA & more) http://jbspins.blogspot.com | “a mix (…) between Lord of the from DOP of Sundance 2021 Grand Jury Prize winner Flies and Cujo” (…) “a gripping story of survival” | “magnetic” WRITING WITH FIRE (…) “to say it is a masterpiece would be an understatement” - music by Jim Williams (Julie Ducorneau's RAW, Ben goseetalk.com | “excellent (…) post-holocaust horror” – Wheatley's KILL LIST, FREE FIRE, Brandon Cronenberg's Michal Oleszczyk (film critic @ RogerEbert.com, Cineaste, POSSESSOR) Filmweb) | “more emotionally impacting moments I’ve seen sound design by Debangshu Roy (Sundance prize-winner in a film this year” - dailygrindhouse.com | “a beautiful look at THE RPICE OF FREE, Netflix Original BIKRAM: YOGI, GURU, what people can do under the most gruesome of circumstan- PREDATOR) ces” - birthmoviesdeath.com | “excellent and visually Producer: B. S. Narayanswamy (Chaitanya Tamhane's alluring” - cineuropa.org | “tense and exciting” (…) “be on the KRIYA WEREWOLF Venice Award-winner COURT), Co-Producer(s): Andy horror/fantasy horror/survival drama look out for this little film” - lewtonbus.net India 2020, 95 min. Starke & Pete Tombs (POSSESSOR, KILL LIST, IN FABRIC) Poland/Germany /Netherlands FESTIVALS & AWARDS: Fantastic Fest, Fantaspoa (Best “DARING STORYTELLING” - Katie Rife, AVClub “INTELLIGENT 2018, 88 min. Film), Fantasporto, Tallin Black Nights (Audience Award, AND RUTHLESS” - Caitlin Kennedy, Daily Dead “WORKS BOTH Ecumenical Jury Award), Brussels IFFF (Orbit Award), Lund AS A SHILLING HORROR AND AS A CULTURAL CRITIQUE” - IFFF (Méliès d’Argent Award), Netia Off Camera (Young Caitlyn Downs, Scared Sheepless “I’VE NEVER SEEN Audience Award), Cleveland IFFF, Shanghai IFFF, Glasgow FF, ANYTHING QUITE LIKE IT BEFORE AND I’M GLAD I GOT THE Dublin IFF, Imgaine FF, Fanta Festival (Best Picture), CHANCE TO DO SO” - Hunter Bush, Moviejawn “STRANGE Horrorant FF (Best Director) & more. AND DISQUIETING HORROR” - Rob Aldam, Backseat Mafia “TREMENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT (…) EVOCATIVE OF ANY Sold: GOOD RITUAL HORROR” - Christopher Cross, Tilt Magazine “EXCITING UNIQUE VISION” - Mike Thorn, In Review Online Poland, Benelux, UK, France, Sth Korea, Spain, China, North America, Latin America, Taiwan HORROR Two city kids, zero smartphones, one village. When left at Mula lives with her family in the country. Just before her Granny’s the siblings find an instruction on how to build daughter’s First Holy Communion, Mula’s long lost sister pays a devilish creature. The only missing puzzle is one soul… them a visit. The family believes in reconciliation, but Mula has her reasons to feel afraid of Kaja. “AS UNPREDICTABLE AS EXPECTED” - ERR Kultuur “SNEAKY, HUMOROUS, VIOLENT” - Kinoveebi Jututuba “successfully blends realistic, observational technique (…), “BOLD FAIRYTALE HORROR” - Sirp with a natural feeling for the horror genre that makes Szelc an “BALANCES GOOD TASTE AND CLEAR LOGIC”
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