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The Following Film Studios /Producers Are Covered Under the Licence The following film studios /producers are covered under the licence FEATURE FILM PRODUCERS Represented by Criterion Pictures A Division of Visual Education Centre Limited 20th Century Fox Cannon Cookie Jar Filmkillekpiv Zurich Killiam Show Inc. Morgan Creek Pinball Summer T. Koerfer Films ABC Distribution Carnaval Films Entertainment Fox 2000 Kings Road Productions Morley Markson Assoc Prima Film Tinc Prod. Corp. ACLF Films Ltd Carolco Television Corinth Films Fox Family Films Krypton Int. Corp. Morrie Ruvinsky Films Productions Prisma Trans Atlantic Adair Films Castlerock Crawley Films Ltd Fox Searchlight L & T Film Corp Ltd Motion International Inc. Quartet Films Entertainment Agincourt Productions CBS Inc Credit Lyonnais Bank Frank Vitale Les Films du Jeudi Motion Picture Holdings Rai Corporation TriStar Pictures Alain Vannier Roissy Films CBS Theatrical Films Creswin Films Ltd Frontier Amusement Les Prod Les Ordre Les Mrs S Bhattacharya Rearguard Productions Triumph Pictures Ambassador Film Cinak Cie Creswin Pictures Canada Ltd Prod Prisma MSD international Corp Rene Malo Films Inc Troma Entertainment Inc. Distributors Cinematographique Croation Creation Prod. Ganga Distribution Les Productions Optima MVS Productions Republic Pictures TVA International American Cinema Cine Club International David Cronenberg Gaumont Inc. National Telefilm Assoc Revolution Studios Valiant Int'l Pictures Marketing Cine‐Int's GMBH & Co Deerfield Enterprises Graeme Ferguson Lionheart Productions Nelvana RKO General Pictures Vauban Productions American Educational Cine‐London Inc Desperado Productions Greg Miller Lions Gate Films New Horizons Rolf Lyssy Viking Films Ltd Films Cine‐Neighbour Inc Don Shebib Hart Pomerantz Lucas Films New Yorker Films RSL Films Vision International American Zoetrope Cine‐Select DreamWorks SKG Hungarofilm Magnum Pictures Inc Nickelodeon Savoy Pictures Vivafilm Ltee Ampix Ltd Cinema Centre Films E Hillenbrand Hurlock Cine‐World Inc Majestic Films Animation Screen Gems Warner Brothers Andre Pepin Films (CBS) Epic Productions ICAIC Mandalay Entertainment Norstar Releasing Selkirk Communications Warren Miller Films Auriga Films Cinema III Registered Essential Cinema Ltd Intercont. Film Service Manesco Films Ltd Norstar Releasing Inc. Ltd WEG Acquisition Badland Pictures Cinema Plus Faroun Films (Cda)Ltd International Film Exch. Mangum International Optima Productions Inc. Sony Pictures Corporation Big Idea (as of June Cinemagyar Fat Chance Inc ISKRA Prod(Coup) Inc Paragon Motion Sony Pictures Weltvertrieb Filmverlag 15, 2008) (Hungarofilm) Filecard Inc. Italnoleggio Maple Pictures Pictures Inc Classics (as of Will Vinton Prod. Bobby Roth Resistance Cinepix Inc Film Arts Cinematografico Martin Lavut Paramount Pictures April 1, 2008) Winemore Films Cinepix Inc (Bonus Group) Film Assest Holding ITC Enterprises Inc. Michael Jones Paramount Vantage Stalkers Productions World Marketing Film British Film Institute Cinexport Film Consortium of Jack Darcus MichieGleason Joint Pathe Cinema Corp Stan Brakhage Worldview Entertainment Buzzy Film Ent. Ltd. Clarke Mackey Canada Janus Films Productions Patmar Films Stanley Halperin Xybermedia Inc. Cactus Films Clearwater Films Film Kollekpic JFM Investments Midwest Film Prod. Peter Rowe Films Sveriges Radio Zodiac Canal+ Columbia Pictures Films Incorporated Karim Productions Mongrel Media (as Phoenix Films Swedish Film Institute Canamedia Productions Contemporary Films Film Tonic Inc. Kenneth Anger of April 1, 2008) Picadilly Theatre Inc Sylvia Spring Ltd Film Ventures Int'l Check the Criterion web site www.criterionpic.com for a complete & up‐to‐date list of studios & producers covered under this licence. SEP/08/SK .
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