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Sundance 2008 Deals

Karina Longworth
By Karina Longworth posted 1 year ago
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Here’s our running tally of each of the distribution deals announced throughout the course of the Sundance Film Festival. We will update this post whenever new information comes in, so bookmark it and keep checking back for the newest latest.

Title Distributor Rights Bought More Info
The Black List HBO Domestic TV, Oscar qualifying indieWIRE
CSNY Deja Vu Fortissimo Worldwide Theatrical indieWIRE
Up the Yangtze Zeitgeist Theatrical indieWIRE
Ballast Celluloid Dreams All Non-U.S. indieWIRE
Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired HBO Domestic/
Oscar qualifying
Anne Thompson
Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired Weinstein International (Non-US & Canada); UK TV indieWIRE
Timecrimes United Artists Remake Variety
Kickin’ It ESPN Worldwide TV/Digital indieWIRE
The Wave Alliance/Momentum/
Aurum
Canada/UK/
Spain
indieWIRE
Traces of the Trade PBS POV Domestic TV indieWIRE
Hamlet 2 Focus Worldwide @ $10 mil Variety
Choke Fox Searchlight Most world @ $5 mil Variety
Henry Poole is Here Overture US @ $3.5 mil Variety
Derek Film Sales Co. US theatrical/
World sales
indieWIRE
American Teen Paramount Vantage Worldwide @ $1 million Anne Thompson
Frozen River Sony Classics US @ < $1 mil The Circuit
Baghead Sony Classics US @ 6 figures indieWIRE
The Wackness Sony Classics N/A indieWIRE

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  • James McNally said

    Very handy. Thanks and hope you’re having fun!

  • Erin said

    Up the Yangtze is playing at so many festivals I thought it already had a distributor!

    Oh well, good on ya Yangtze!

  • Sundance Film Festival » Reported Sundance Deals said

    [...] Click here for a handy, updated chart of distribution deals from Sundance 2008 so far. [...]

  • hollywood bound said

    AVANT FILMS, THE CHAMPION OF THE INDEPENDENT FILMMAKER, ANNOUNCES ITS MULTI- MEDIA HOLLYWOOD BOUND PROGRAM AT THE 2008 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL

    PARK CITY, UTAH- Avant Films, the Champion of the Independent Filmmaker, is launching its Hollywood Bound program at the 28th annual Sundance Film Festival. During the opening weekend, Avant Films is holding private receptions to celebrate the achievement of independent filmmakers worldwide, in solidarity with the thousands of filmmakers, screenwriters, artists, composers, and musicians that come together during the 28th annual Sundance Film Festival.
    Avant Films, the Champion of the Independent Filmmaker, has created Hollywood Bound as a new film exhibition and distribution program for leading filmmakers from around the world. This unique model provides broad exposure for filmmakers and their films in multiple formats, beginning with every filmmaker’s dream of nationwide theatrical exhibition. The core of the program is a Television series, in which over the course of the viewing season, 20 Filmmakers will compete (2 per episode) for the nationwide theatrical exhibition of their finished film. During the weekly show the filmmakers will present a trailer of their finished film along with their back story to the Hollywood Bound Critics and viewing audience. Following each episode the audience will vote on which film will go into theaters across the country. “The enormous popularity of the Sundance Film Festival, as well as the film festivals around the world, is just one of the many reasons we feel the American moviegoer will demonstrate their appreciation and support for Hollywood Bound by viewing these films in theaters,” said Teresa McBride Founder and CEO of Avant Films.

    “We will travel to the world’s most prestigious film festivals to select the highest quality independent films that are thoughtful, at times provocative, but always intelligent and entertaining, to become part of the Hollywood Bound Family ‘by Invitation Only’ providing these Filmmakers an opportunity of a lifetime” said Alan Moore, President of Avant Films.

  • Johnny Johnson said

    Really, just how much money does studios and filmmakers that get accepted at Sundance Film Festival pay to the organization? The movies that they accept SUCK SUCK SUCK. Sundance really sold out. Robert Redford SUCKS.

    JJ