1870. Friendship: A small Wisconsin town, made up of Scandinavian settlers, is still suffering
from the repercussions of the recent Civil War. So when faced with a new and even deadlier
threat, one man is forced to make a harrowing choice: save his young family or defend
the community that gave him a second chance at life and meaning.

Cast: Johnny Flynn (Ripley, One Life), John C. Reilly (Chicago, The Lobster, Magnolia),
Kristine Kujath Thorp, Gustav Lindh

Produced by: Eye Eye Pictures (The Worst Person in the World, Sick of Myself)
Co-produced by: The Bureau, Garagefilm International, Film I Väst

Co-sales with Anton Studios.

1 years old Nina lives with her father in a Slavic village next to the vast and pristine Białowieża forest. She loves the forest and breaking rules. It is the 10th century and the villagers are preparing for the main Slavic holiday – winter solstice, when god Swaróg – the big blacksmith – forges a new sun. Only this time things are different – the new sun doesn’t come up and the village and nature are in danger. Nina, together with Perunika, the youngest daughter of Swaróg, goes on a journey to save the world. In the movie, they travel not only through the forest but also the kingdoms of different Slavic gods, the ministry of nature and the underworld.

Screenplay: Agnieszka Matan, Joanna Pawluśkiewicz
Producer: Jan Naszewski
Development Producer: Justyna Rucińska

Production Company: New Europe Film Sales
Coproduction Companies: Fabrique d’Images, PFX, DOCE ENTERTAINMENT

Wide eyed Julián is about to spend the summer with a grandmother he barely knows. He is amazed to discover her treasure trove apartment, his own Caribbean heritage and the lively Brooklyn community he is surrounded by.
But most surprising of all, Julián discovers that he is, in fact, a mermaid!

Written by: Juliany Taveras

Produced by: Cartoon Saloon, Aircraft Pictures, Melusine Studio, Sun Creature
In association with: Wychwood Media, Crave, Guru Studio and BCP Asset Management.

With the support of: Screen Ireland, Film Fund Luxembourg,
Telefilm Canada, the Canada Media Fund, Danish Film Institute, West Danish Film Fund, Coimisiún na Meán, Ontario Creates, Viborg Kommune, RTÉ, DR, Elevation Pictures, Elysian Films, Wildcard Distribution, Angel Films, Folklets and Arthaus.

Executive Produced by: Academy Award® winner Zoe Saldaña, Cisely Saldaña and Mariel Saldaña and their production company Cinestar Pictures

Cartoon Saloon Brand Development and CAA Media Finance is handling sales in the United States.

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30-year-old Audrey, who while still waiting to be seen as an artist, works in a care home where she’s built a strong bond with a charming pensioner named Harold. As he nears the end of his life, Audrey realises that preserving the memory of their friendship could become her most meaningful artistic act yet.

Cinematography: Andrew Commis (Babyteeth).

Cast: Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Jonathan Pryce, Roxie Mohebbi, Chris Alosio.

Production Company: Mad Ones Films (Jimpa), Minor Realm (Monkey Man)
With support of: Mind The Gap Film Finance
Associate Producers: S’YA Concept, After Bark, Picture You Films, Local Delhi Productions, AR Content, Limestone Productions, GVKM Elephant Pictures, Spectrum Entertainment, and Trackdown Entertainment

Cast: Jeremy Allen White (The Bear, Iron Claw, Deliver Me from Nowhere),
Mandy Patinkin (Homeland, The Good Fight),
Isabella Rossellini (Blue Velvet, Academy Award nominated for Conclave)

Produced by: Public Record (We The Animals, In a Dream, Hustle),
Present Company (Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, Beasts Of The Southern Wild, After Yang, We The Animals),
Madants (Lamb, High Life, The Silent Twins).

Executive produced by: Daniel Ginsberg, James Bruce, and Brian & Dayna Lee

Developed in association with: Fit Via Vi Productions

To be financed with support from: In The Cut Productions, Big Love Studios and AF Creative Media

Co-represented with Charades.
WME Independent representing North American rights.