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Cannes => Toronto GLOBAL SNAPSHOT Q2 & Q3 2013 100 96 155 63 589 237 181 401 115 17 86 13 page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Cannes => Toronto Report 4 Background 5 Contribute 5 Future Reports 5 Data & Findings 6 Sales By Region 6 Sales By Territory 7 Sales Composition 8 Sales By Genre 9 ISA Summary 10 Output Deals 12 Finance 14 Global Market Analysis 15 Regional Growth Rates 16 Regional Findings 17 Regional Buys 21 Western Europe 21 North America 39 English-Speaking 51 Asia 59 Central & Eastern Europe 74 Southern Europe 83 MENA 91 Latin America 98 page 3 DATA & FINDINGS Sales By Region Q2 & Q3 2013 375 500 0 125 250 W. Europe 474 Asia 401 N. America 333 English-speaking 223 C. & E. Europe 218 S. Europe 200 MENA 181 LatAm 115 Scandinavia 100 page 6 Scandinavia Scandinavian countries picked up a total of 100 films. Scandinavia-wide buys accounted for 42, followed by Iceland with 16, Denmark 14 and Sweden 13. More than half of all titles were Drama buys, showing more concentration on one genre than any other region. Of the 100 buys in the region 69% were for completed films. Among active buyers were NonStop (9), Scanbox (8), Mis Label (7) and Angel Films (6). REGIONAL BUYS Western Europe For purposes of this report, this region encompasses France, Germany, Benelux, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, and Czech Republic. France BUYER ISA TITLE GENRE STAGE Ad Vitam Elle Driver Grand Central Drama Completed Ad Vitam Films Distribution A Castle in Italy Drama Completed Ad Vitam MK2 A Touch of Sin Drama Completed Arizona Films Films Distribution Harmony Lessons Drama Completed ARP Sélection HBO Behind the Candelabra Biography Completed ARP Sélection Embankment Films Le Week-end Drama Completed ARP Sélection Fortissimo Films Borgman Thriller Completed page 21 THE SNOW QUEEN 66 THE VATICAN TAPES 67 THE YOUNG AND PRODIGIOUS T.S. SPIVET 67 TWO DAY, ONE NIGHT 68 TWO LIVES 68 TWO MOTHERS 69 VAMPIRE SISTERS 69 VENUS IN FUR 70 WAKOLDA 71 WE ARE WHAT WE ARE 71 WELCOME TO NEW YORK 72 YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL 73 ZULU 74 TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 75 Gala Presentations 75 THE ART OF THE STEAL 75 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY 75 COLD EYES 76 FIFTH ESTATE 77 THE GRAND SEDUCTION 78 KILL YOUR DARLINGS 78 LIFE OF CRIME 79 THE LOVE PUNCH 80 PARKLAND 80 THE RAILWAY MAN 81 THE RIGHT KIND OF WRONG 82 RUSH 83 SUPERMENSCH: THE LEGEND OF SHEP 84 Special Presentations 85 12 YEARS A SLAVE 85 ALL IS BY MY SIDE 86 ATTILA MARCEL 87 BAD WORDS 87 BELLE 88 BURNING BUSH 88 CAN A SONG SAVE YOUR LIFE? 89 CANNIBAL 90 page 6 ZULU Sales Agent: Pathé International Stage: Completed Genre: Crime, Drama Language: English Director: Jérôme Salle Cast: Forest Whitaker, Orlando Bloom Logline: As a child, Ali Neuman narrowly escaped being murdered by Inkhata, a militant political party at war with Nelson Mandela's African National Congress. Today, Ali is chief of the homicide branch of the South African police in Cape Town. One of his staff is Brian Epkeen, a free-wheeling white officer whose family was originally involved in the establishment of apartheid but who works well with Neuman. BUYER TERRITORY Europa Brazil MCF Former Yugoslavia Myndform Iceland Pictureworks India Klockworx Japan Te l e c i n e Latin America Scanbox Scandinavia The Weinstein Company United States page 74 DEVIL’S KNOT Director Atom Egoyan Screening Status World Premiere Country USA Production Co Worldview Entertainment Intl. Sales Agent TWC U.S. Sales Agent CAA, WME N.A. Distribution Remstar Films (Canada) Cast Reese Witherspoon, Colin Firth, Kevin Durand, Bruce Greenwood, Mireille Enos, Dane DeHaan, Stephen Moyer Synopsis A true mystery about the killing of three children in a small Arkansas town. The police convict the West Memphis Three, for committing the murders during an satanic ritual, but the truth may be even worse. BUYER TERRITORY Remstar Canada Senator German-speaking Europe Odeon Greece Lusomundo Por tugal Unikorea Culture & Art South Korea Ascot Elite Switzerland Image Entertainment United States page 91 Sales Agency Title Territory Buyer Genre Stage 104 Films No Fixed Adobe United Kingdom Ball Park Thriller Completed 120 Films Our Day Will Come United States Oscilloscope Labs Drama Completed 6 Sales Big Bad Wolves Canada Magnet Releasing Comedy Completed 6 Sales Big Bad Wolves United States Magnet Releasing Comedy Completed 9ers Rockin' On Heaven's Door Hong Kong Edko Entertainment Comedy Completed 9ers Rockin' On Heaven's Door Indonesia Encore Comedy Completed 9ers Rockin' On Heaven's Door Malaysia Encore Comedy Completed 9ers Rockin' On Heaven's Door Singapore Encore Comedy Completed A&E IndieFilms Supermensch: The LegendUnited of Shep States Gordon Radius / TWC Documentary Completed Aldamisa Chef Greece Tanweer Comedy Presale Aldamisa Chef Turkey Tanweer Comedy Presale Aldamisa The Dyatlov Pass Incident CIS Fox CIS Drama Completed Aldamisa The Dyatlov Pass Incident German-speaking Europe Ascot Elite Horror Completed Aldamisa Proxy United States IFC Midnight Thriller Completed Alina Film The Laundry Room Switzerland Alina Film Documentary Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water Benelux Wild Bunch Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water Brazil Providence Filmes Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water CIS A One Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water German-speaking Europe Drei Freunde Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water Japan Doma Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water Mexico Cineteca Comedy Completed Alpha Violet So Much Water Romania Transylvania Film Comedy Completed Alpha Violet 2 Autumns, 3 Winters United States Film Movement Drama Completed Alpha Violet 3 Autumns, 3 Winters Australia / New Zealand Hi Gloss Drama Completed Alpha Violet Blood Pressure Baltics P & I Films Drama Completed Alpha Violet Blood Pressure CIS P & I Films Drama Completed Alpha Violet Colors France Contre Allee Drama Completed Alpha Violet Colors Japan Action Drama Completed Alpha Violet Colors LatAM Pan TV HBO Drama Completed Alpha Violet Colors Latin America HBO Drama Completed Altitude Films Big Game German-speaking Europe Ascot Elite Action / Adventure Presale Altitude Films Big Game United Kingdom Entertainment One Action / Adventure Presale Altitude Films The Hooligan Factory German-speaking Europe Ascot Elite Comedy Completed Arclight Films Mystery Road United States Well Go USA Crime Completed Arclight Films Contracted United States IFC Midnight Horror Completed.
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