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Productlistings 02-05 Berlin listings_lg_edit c:L02THR_Fri020510_EW 2/4/10 11:55 AM Page L-2 NuImage/Millennium Films’ “The Mechanic” ProductListi ngs On Offer: THE BOXER (U.S.A./ On Offer: THE BAIT (U.S.A./Poland; 27 FILMS PRODUCTION LISTINGS NOTE Germany; action-adventure) Director: thriller) Director: Dariusz Zawislak; cast: Phone: 49-30-847-116-60 Thomas Jahn; cast: Stacy Keach, Joshua Faye Dyaway, Sonia Bohosiewicz. (90 On Offer: FRANCUSKI (Germany/ Dallas. (90 mins.; screening; debuting) mins.; screening; debuting) Listings represent product Austria/Poland; drama) Director: Goran THE LOST SAMARITAN (U.S.A./ THE MAGIC STONE (family) Director: on offer by companies that Rebic; cast: Samuel Finzi, Lars Rudolph. Germany; action-adventure) Director: Jowita Gondek; cast: Faye Dunaway, submitted titles to (development; presales; debuting) Thomas Jahn; cast: Ian Somerhalder, Majka Jezowska. (postproduction; prod - MR. LU’S BLUES (Germany/Sweden/ THR.com/listings. Ruta Gedmintas. (90 mins.; screener uct reel/trailer; debuting) China; romance) Director: Maria Von Submissions were limited cassette/DVD; debuting) Heland (development; presales; debuting) to two of the following: AFFINITY INTL. attending executives, 6 SALES ADRIANA CHIESA Berlin Office: Ritz Carlton Suite 550 ENTERPRISES Office Phone: 49-03-033-777-56 projects and cast members Berlin Office: Marriott Hotel, 1st Floor, Berlin Office: MGB 135 Attending: Bill Lischak, COO; Brian per project. Participating Office #100 Office Phone: 49-30-22000-1127 Office Phone: 49-03-024-649-7400 O’shea, president, worldwide distribution companies may have Attending: Mar Abadin, head of sales; Attending: Adriana Chiesa Di Palma, Phone: 310-652-0999 additional films on offer. Marina Fuentes, partner president; Rossella Gori, head of interna - On Offer: FROM PRADA TO NADA Phone: -34-91-636-10-54 tional sales (U.S.A.; romance) Director: Angel Gracia; On Offer: THE DANCER & THE THIEF Phone: -39-06-808-6052 cast: Adriana Barraza, Camilla Belle. (Spain; drama) Director: Fernando True - On Offer: AMORE 14 (Italy; romance) (postproduction; returning) ba; cast: Ricardo Darin, Abel Ayala. (126 Director: Federico Moccia; cast: Veronica RABBIT HOLE (U.S.A.; drama) Director: mins.; screening; returning) Olivier, Beatrice Flammini. (95 mins.; John Cameron Mitchell; cast: Nicole Kid - LOCKED IN (U.S.A./U.K.; thriller) Direc - screening; debuting) man, Aaron Eckhart. (postproduction; tor: Suri Krishnamma; cast: Ben Barnes, SORRY I WANT TO MARRY YOU returning) Sarah Roemer. (96 mins.; screening; (Italy; romance) Director: Federico Moc - returning) cia; cast: Raoul Bova, Michela Quattro - AKTIS FILM INTL. ciocche. (95 mins.; screening; debuting) Berlin Office: MGB 23 ACTION CONCEPT Office Phone: 49-03-025-939-8450 FILM ADYTON INTL. Attending: Stelios Ziannis, president; Berlin Office: 113 Berlin Office: MGB Media Umbrella Vera-Juliane Weit, vp acquisitions/devel - Office Phone: 49-0-1722127539 Stand Central Hall opment Attending: Wolfgang Wilke, head of Attending: Dariusz Zawislak, CEO; Peter Phone: -49-0-341-3500-2611 sales Stefka, vp acquisitions and sales On Offer: 13 SEMESTERS (Germany; Phone: -49-0-2233-508-100 Phone: -48-609-981429 comedy) Director: Frieder Wittich; cast: L-2 THR.COM 02.05.10 02-05 Berlin listings_lg_edit c:L02THR_Fri020510_EW 2/4/10 11:55 AM Page L-3 BERLIN INT’L FILM FESTIVAL AT 60 special report Max Riemelt, Claudia Eisinger. (106 (U.S.A.; sci-fi) Director: David Lister; cast: mins.; premiere; debuting) Estella Warren, Rhett Giles. (88 mins.; BERLIN, BOXHAGENER PLATZ (Ger - debuting) many; drama) Director: Matti Geschon - TERROR TRAP (U.S.A.; thriller) Direc - neck; cast: Gudrun Ritter, Juergen Vogel. tor: Dan Garcia; cast: Michael Madsen, (103 mins.; premiere; returning) David James Elliott. (86 mins.; debuting) AL ARABIA CINEMA ARCLIGHT FILMS Berlin Office: 112 Berlin Office: Marriott 254 Attending: Esaad Younes, chairman; Office Phone: 49-30-220-00 Ext. 1102 Mohamed Amer, managing director Attending: Gary Hamilton, managing Phone: -202-33-44-43-939 director; Mark Lindsay, president of sales On Offer: BIRDS OF THE NILE (Egypt; and acquisitions drama) Director: Magdy Ahmed Aly; Phone: 310-777-8855 cast: Fathy Abdel Wahab, Abeer Sabry. On Offer: THE COURIER (U.S.A.; (120 mins.; screening; debuting) action-adventure) Director: Hany Abu- MESSAGES FROM THE SEA (Egypt; assad; cast: Jeffrey Dean Morgan. (pre - drama) Director: Dawoud Abdel Sayed; Atrix Films/ production; presales; debuting) Sola Media’s “In the cast: Asser Yaseen-Basma. (133 mins.; Beginning There RED HILL (Australia; action-adventure) screening; debuting) Was Light” Director: Patrick Hughes; cast: Ryan Kwanten, Steve Bisley. (110 mins.; pre - ALTADENA FILMS miere; debuting) Berlin Office: MGB 24 Attending: Enrique Maya, president; On Offer: THE SEARCH FOR EL Office Phone: -49-30-259398-471 Noel Tarucelli, acquisitions consultant DORADO (U.S.A.; action-adventure) ARRI MEDIA Attending: Ildi Toth Davy, sales and Phone: 54-11-4787-9098 Director: Terry Cuningham; cast: Shane WORLDSALES acquisitions On Offer: CHERRY CRUSH (thriller) West, Natalie Martinez. (postproduction; Berlin Office: MGB 10 Phone: -44-0-207-424-7280 Director: Nicholas Dibella; cast: Jonathan product reel/trailer; returning) Office Phone: -49-30-259398-404 On Offer: THE REEDS (U.K.; thriller) Tucker, Nikki Reed. (returning) STAY COOL (U.S.A.; comedy) Director: Attending: Antonio Exacoustos, head Director: Nick Cohen; cast: Scarlett Alice EARTH FROM ABOVE (France; docu - Michael Polish; cast: Winona Ryder, Mark of worldsales; Sylvia Edelmann, sales Johnson, Geoff Bell. (82 mins.; screening; mentary) Directors: Xavier Lefebvre, Pas - Polish. (90 mins.; screener cassette/ executive debuting) cal Plisson; cast: Yann Arthus-Bertrand. DVD; debuting) Phone: 0049-0-89-38091288 TRAVELLERS (U.K.; action-adventure) (; returning) On Offer: NIGHT RUSH (Switzerland/ Director: Kris McManus; cast: Charley AMERICAN WORLD Germany; thriller) Director: Markus Wel - Boorman, Dean S. Jagger. (87 mins.; pre - AMERICAN CINEMA INTL. PICTURES ter; cast: Nils Althaus, Lena Doerrie. (86 miere; debuting) Berlin Office: MGB 127 (IFTA Pavillion) Berlin Office: Suite 244 mins.; screening; debuting) Office Phone: 818-355-1083 Attending: Jeffrey Goldman, vp world - RESIST! INTERN REBELLION (Ger - AMERICA VIDEO FILMS Attending: George Shamieh, CEO; wide sales many; comedy) Director: Jonas Grosch; Berlin Office: MGB 114 Chevonne O’Shaughnessy, president Phone: 818-380-9100 cast: Katharina Wackernagel, Hannes Office Phone: 4930-259398-402 Phone: 818-907-8700 On Offer: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Wegener. (93 mins.; debuting) PERCENTAGES TO BANK ON The Going Rate (Calculated for a film budgeted anywhere from $5 million-$15 million.) EUROPE It has been dicey for indie film producers and distributors battling for U.K. 7%-10% fees around the globe, but there are fledgling signs that things are improving. GERMANY 6%-8% The glut of product that clogged the release pipe is abating, though FRANCE 5%-7% that’s because a number of outfits have gone to the wall or are trying to ITALY 3%-5% avoid that fate by pulling in their horns and producing fewer movies. SPAIN 3%-5% It’s still hard for indie fare — including critically lauded pics like “The SCANDINAVIA 1.5%-2.5% Hurt Locker” or “The Last Station” — to secure screens in the U.S. without the backing of a Hollywood behemoth, but the situation abroad is even NETHERLANDS 1.5%-2.5% trickier. Until the ad markets bounce back in foreign territories, broadcast - ers will be cautious about picking up more pics than they need or paying ASIA more for them than they have to. JAPAN 2%-10% In any case, folks in places as far-flung as France, India and Korea tend AUSTRALIA 2%-4% to prefer their own homegrown fare (and if they don’t, government regula - SOUTH KOREA 1.5%-2% tion helps nudge them in that direction). Still, China is being ever so grad - ually pried open and the taste for American films, at least of the block - EASTERN EUROPE buster variety, is definitely whetted in that territory. RUSSIA 2%-4% Elsewhere, too, international audiences have been flocking to American franchises which the Hollywood majors are increasingly betting the house on. ALL OTHERS 1.5% Our Going Rate chart suggests the percentage of an American film’s budget that can be made up in foreign sales for all rights in key territories. OTHER TERRITORIES Obviously there are disparities, and for a pic that, for whatever reason, is INDIA, CHINA, MIDEAST, 4% really hot, competitive bidding can drive the price up. Still, for most sellers TURKEY, SOUTH AFRICA it’s still a slog. SOURCE: THR research — Elizabeth Guider 02.05.10 THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER L-3 02-05 Berlin listings_lg_edit c:L02THR_Fri020510_EW 2/4/10 11:55 AM Page L-4 BERLIN INT’L FILM FESTIVAL AT 60 special report Contentfilm International’s “Ironclad” Beta Cinema’s “Keep Surfing” SHERLOCK HOLMES (U.S.A.; action- musical) Director: Rachel Perkins; cast: (U.S.A.; drama) Director: Ryan Craig; ARSENAL PICTURES adventure) Director: Rachel Lee Golden - Geoffrey Rush, Rocky McKenzie. (88 cast: Chris Pine, John Hawkes. (94 mins.; Attending: Yarek Danielak, CEO berg; cast: Gareth David-Lloyd, Dominic mins.; screening; returning) premiere; debuting) Phone: 323-852-0011 Keating. (90 mins.; product reel/trailer; OUTCAST (Ireland/U.K.; thriller) Director: On Offer: DYLAN’S WAKE (U.S.A.) returning) Colm McCarthy; cast: James Nesbitt, Kate BOLL Director: Omar Naim; cast: Nick Stahl, Dickie. (90 mins.; screening; debuting) Berlin Office: Ritz Carlton 446 Amy Smart.
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