NonStop adds Cronenberg to Cannes acquisitions
by Annika Pham
- NonStop Entertainment announced today that it has picked up David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, ahead of its world premiere tomorrow in official competition
Scandinavia-based NonStop Entertainment has been very active during the Cannes Film Festival, picking up six new titles including David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis [+see also:
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Sold by Kinology, Cosmopolis was picked up for Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. NonStop also acquired from Michael Gondry’s Directors’ Fortnight entry The We and the I which will be released in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and the Baltic countries.
The Critics’ Week selection Broken [+see also:
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Other Cannes acquisitions include Morgan Spurlock’s entertaining look at the world’s largest comic book convention, San Diego for Comic-Con, the film Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope which will be released in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and the Baltic countries. Autlook Film Sales negotiated the deal.
Two Italian films were added to NonStop’s line-up: the Taviani brothers’ Golden Bear winner Caesar Must Die [+see also:
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NonStop Entertainment’s previous acquisition Beasts of the Southern Wild by Bent Zeitlin which screened at Un Certain Regard was very well received earlier in the festival and looks like a stronger contender for the Camera d’or.
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