There are a lot of films sold in Cannes that haven’t been put into production.”Ī SAG-AFTRA spokesperson provided some clarity.
People are waiting to see how the situation evolves. “Usually before the market, we see more projects than there are currently, and one reason is the strike. “Nobody knows 100% what the fallout of signing these interim agreements is going to be,” said Martin Moszkowicz, chairman of the executive board at German distrib Constantin Film. Like several Toronto projects, “Sharp Corner” has a SAG-AFTRA interim agreement, but uncertainty about how they’ll affect pickups is making some buyers nervous. The film, packaged pre-strike, is now in pre-production.ĬAA Media Finance, Range Media Partners and FilmNation Entertainment are screening Pamela Aldon’s pregnancy comedy “Babes” with Ilana Glazer. And Sierra/Affinity is repping all rights to Jason Buxton’s thriller “Sharp Corner” with Ben Foster in negotiations to star.
As he rides through a violent wasteland of chaos and unrelenting carnage, he must learn to control The Beast - and the monster inside himself - to save his life, the life of a Secret Service agent (Joel Kinnaman of “Suicide Squad” fame) and his country. Unified Pictures’ Keith Kjarval, Fifth Season, Film 44’s John Logan Pierson and Peter Berg are producing the screenplay from Umair Aleem (”Kate”). president who fights a coup in his battle-ready, bomb-proof limousine with grenades and shotguns. WME Independent is pre-selling James Madigan’s “The Beast,” with Samuel L.
And as international buyers face a potential drought of Hollywood product due to strikes, the market is offering other promising presale titles. Sales outfit The Veterans is pre-selling international territories. Domestic distributor Bleecker Street is in negotiations to acquire rights to “Fackham Hall,” a British spoof of “Downton Abbey” and other costume dramas.
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