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Xefp European World Sales Companies °efp guide european world sales companies presented by °efp european film promotion film sales support 21/22 ° efp european film promotion updated guide presents 2021 / 22 european world sales companies europe! welcome 5 films. Dear producers, filmmakers, programmers and industry professionals, we are delighted to present to you the 2021 / 22 talent. online guide of Europe’s most prolific world sales companies. This compendium gives you °efp president up-to-date profiles of each company, useful Markéta Šantrochová for your work at international film festivals and markets where the sales agents represent spirit. Europe’s rich diversity of films. Promoting European films and talent to the world is what drives all of EFP’s activities. As gender balance, diversity & inclusion and °efp managing director sustainability are important to us, we want Sonja Heinen Europe’s diverse films to travel in the most environmentally respectful manner to the farthest corners of the world. With our Film Sales Support (FSS) initiative – backed by Creative Europe – MEDIA of the European Union – which complements EFP’s manifold international promotion programmes, FSS incentivises sales agents to invest in primarily innovative digital promotion campaigns as 5 welcome they reach out to audiences beyond Europe. 6 about film sales support 8 european world sales companies Let’s keep up the good work on promoting Europe’s rich cinema! 100 about °efp – what we do 102 °efp – the network Markéta Šantrochová & Sonja Heinen 104 partners and imprint September 2021 °efp – film 7 sales support EFP (European Film Promotion) is the international network of national FSS is backed by the Creative Europe – MEDIA film promotion institutes from 37 countries from throughout Europe, Programme of the EU, our longstanding partner, each representing their national films and talent abroad. Under the EFP the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, and, in 2021, by flag, these organisations team up to jointly promote the diversity and the member institutes German Films and the spirit of European cinema and talent at key film festivals and markets, in Instituto de la Cinematografíay de las Artes particular outside of Europe. Audiovisuales (Spain). Head of Film Sales Support Susanne Davis [email protected] The Film Sales Support (FSS) scheme addresses European world Please consult with the FSS team, Susanne sales companies and their (digital) marketing and sales campaigns of Davis and Cornelia Klimkeit, who are happy to European films to countries outside of Europe. The sales companies advise. have to be based in the European Union and in countries participating in Creative Europe – MEDIA which are registered with and validated by the Participant Register of the European Commission and by the respective national film promotion institutes. Project Management www.efp-online.com Film Sales Support Cornelia Klimkeit FSS is also available for the promotion of films from Switzerland thanks [email protected] to the international measures by the Federal Office of Culture, the Media Desk Suisse and SWISS FILMS. °efp – film 9 sales support 31 Copenhagen Bombay H (Denmark) 51 Heretic (Greece) 32 Coproduction Office (France) I 52 Indie Sales (France) D 53 Intramovies (Italy) 33 Deckert Distribution (Germany) K 34 DFW International 54 Kinology (France) (The Netherlands) european 35 Dutch Features L Global Entertainment 55 Latido Films (Spain) (The Netherlands) 56 Le Pacte (France) world sales companies 57 Les Films du Losange E (France) in alphabetical order 36 EastWest Filmdistribution 58 LevelK (Denmark) (Austria) 59 Loco Films (France) 37 Elle Driver (France) 60 Luxbox (France) 38 Endorphin (Greece) 39 Eyewell AB (Sweden) M Page Name 61 Magnetfilm F (Germany) 40 Fandango (Italy) 62 m-appeal world sales A 41 Feel Content (Spain) (Germany) 14 102 Distribution (Italy) 21 Begin Again Films (Spain) 42 Feelsales (Spain) 63 Media Luna New Films 15 Alfama Films Production 22 Bendita Film Sales (Spain) 43 Film Factory Entertainment (Germany) (France) 23 Best Friend Forever (Spain) 64 Media Move (Poland / Germany) 16 Alpha Violet (France) (Belgium) 44 Film Seekers France (France) 65 Memento Films 17 atlas international film 24 Beta Cinema (Germany) 45 Filmax (Spain) International (France) (Germany) 46 Filmdelights (Austria) 66 Minerva Pictures Group (Italy) 18 Autlook Filmsales (Austria) C 47 Filmotor (Czech Republic) 67 mk2 films (France) 25 Capricci Films (France) 48 Films Boutique 68 Moonrise (Spain) B 26 CAT&Docs (France) (Germany / France) 69 MPM Premium (France) 19 Bac Films Distribution 27 Celluloid Dreams (France) 49 First Hand Films (France) 28 Charades (France) (Germany / Switzerland) N 20 Be for Films 29 Cité Films (France) 50 Fizz-e-Motion (Austria) 70 New Europe Film Sales (Belgium / France) 30 Coccinelle film sales (Italy) (Poland) P T 11 71 Pathé Films (France) 86 The Bureau Sales (France) european 72 Picture Tree International 87 The Match Factory (Germany) (Germany) 73 Playtime (France) 88 The Open Reel (Italy) world sales 74 Pluto Film (Germany) 89 The Party Film Sales (France) 75 Pulsar Content (France) 90 The Playmaker Munich companies 76 Pyramide International (Germany) (France) 91 The Yellow Affair (Finland) per country 92 Totem Films (France) R 93 True Colours (Italy) 77 Reel Suspects (France) 94 TrustNordisk (Denmark) 78 REinvent (Denmark) 95 TVCO (Italy) 79 Reservoir Docs (France) Page Name 80 Rise and Shine World Sales U (Germany) 96 Urban Distribution 81 Rushlake Media (Germany) International (France) Austria France 18 Autlook 15 Alfama Films Production S W Filmsales 16 Alpha Violet 82 Shellac (France) 97 Wide (France) 36 EastWest 19 Bac Films Distribution 83 Slingshot Films (Italy) 98 Wild Bunch (France) Filmdistribution 25 Capricci Films 84 Sola Media (Germany) 99 WTFilms (France) 46 Filmdelights 26 CAT&Docs 85 Summerside Media (Italy) 50 Fizz-e-Motion 27 Celluloid Dreams 28 Charades Belgium 29 Cité Films 20 Be for Films 32 Coproduction Office 23 Best Friend Forever 37 Elle Driver 44 Film Seekers France Czech Republic 52 Indie Sales 47 Filmotor 54 Kinology 56 Le Pacte Denmark 57 Les Films du Losange 31 Copenhagen Bombay 59 Loco Films 58 LevelK 60 Luxbox 78 REinvent 65 Memento Films 94 TrustNordisk International (MFI) 67 mk2 films Finland 69 MPM Premium 91 The Yellow Affair 71 Pathé Films 73 Playtime 75 Pulsar Content 76 Pyramide International 88 The Open Reel 13 77 Reel Suspects 93 True Colours °efp unites 79 Reservoir Docs 95 TVCO 82 Shellac 86 The Bureau Sales Poland 85 european 89 The Party Film Sales 64 Media Move 92 Totem Films 70 New Europe Film Sales world sales 96 Urban Distribution International 97 Wide Spain companies 98 Wild Bunch 21 Begin Again Films 99 WTFilms 22 Bendita Film Sales through 41 Feel Content Germany 42 Feelsales 17 atlas international Film 43 Film Factory Entertainment film sales 24 Beta Cinema 45 Filmax 33 Deckert Distribution 55 Latido Films support 48 Films Boutique 68 Moonrise 49 First Hand Films 61 Magnetfilm Sweden 62 m-appeal world sales 39 Eyewell AB 63 Media Luna New Films 72 Picture Tree International The Netherlands 74 Pluto Film 34 DFW International 80 Rise and Shine World Sales 35 Dutch Features 81 Rushlake Media Global Entertainment 84 Sola Media 87 The Match Factory 90 The Playmaker Munich Greece 38 Endorphin 51 Heretic Italy 14 102 Distribution 30 Coccinelle film sales 40 Fandango 53 Intramovies 66 Minerva Pictures Group www.efp- 83 Slingshot Films 85 Summerside Media online.com 102 Italy Alfama Films France 15 Distribution Production 102 Distribution is a film Production, Created by Paulo Branco in 2006, Alfama Distribution and World Sales Company Films Production is an independent based in Rome, whose main activities production company whose catalogue are buying and producing Italian and already contains films by talented and International films, exploiting rights on all varied directors, such as David Cronenberg, Distribution channels, and also handling the Managing Director & Raùl Ruiz, Jacques Doillon, Christophe Managing Director marketing and promotion for each release Head of Distribution Honoré, Mathieu Amalric, Wim Wenders, Paulo Branco Tommaso Cerqueglini as well as all activities regarding territories. [email protected] Benoit Jacquot, Andrzej Zulawski … Head of Sales & International Festival At the beginning the Company focused Alfama Films has its own international sales Jason Bressand on the acquisition of rights for only Italian and distribution services. [email protected] territory, however, in recent years 102 Distribution has broadened its Distribution activities acquiring multi-territorial rights of films and in some cases all world rights, managing International sales and also releasing directly in countries such as USA, Canada, UK, Asia and many others. 102 Distribution’s objective is to focus on high quality Italian and International products which have a strong authorial contact contact and commercial potentials. Via Flaminia 441 78 rue de Turbigo I - 00196 ROME F - 75003 Paris phone + 39 06 62205901 phone +33 1 4201 0705 www.102distribution.com [email protected] www.alfamafilms.com Alpha France atlas Germany 17 Violet international film Wonderworld Entertainment Alpha Violet is an independent sales atlas international film was founded in company based in Paris, founded by February of 1967 by Dieter Menz and with a Virginie Devesa and Keiko Funato in 2011. corporate history of more than 50 years, We are seeking edgy author-driven films it is one of the oldest film sales companies that grab our hearts. Our efforts are to in the world. Through worldwide contacts offer transparency to our filmmakers and CEO, Sales & Acquisitions atlas today sells features, TV-movies Managing Director producers, as we help them launch their Virginie Devesa animation, documentaries and series in all Michel J. Vandewalle careers worldwide. [email protected] media. atlas arranges production financing and structures co-productions for theatrical We adapt our sales strategies to the and television product. specificities of the films so that we can meet the expectations of the production atlas international represents more than companies we work with.
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