Beta Cinema has given sales update on a trio of titles on its slate while the film market of the Cannes Film Festival is putting itself in its stride.
Swedish comedy Let him rain, Directed by the double of the Oscars, Hannes Holm, sold to all the German territories (Léonine), in Benelux and Singapore (September film), in the Czech Republic (Europe), former Yugoslavia (Blitz), in Bulgaria (Bulgarian film) and Israel (Levi Cinemas).
Robert Gustafsson (The 100 year old man) plays like a grumpy widower who finds himself at the center of an event that could transform not only his own life, but the fate of his whole village, and perhaps the world.
Doctor II – Continuation of the 2013 hit, with Tom Payne (Horizon, prodigal son) Take up the role of the gifted healer Rob Cole – pre -sold in Spain (DEA Planeta), Portugal (Pictures Outsider), Italy (Rai Cinema), Austria (Orf), Czech Republic and Slovakia (Bonton), former Yugoslavia (Blitz), Poland), Lithuania, Latvie and Estonia (Paradise).
Tom Tykwer’s Berlinale opening film The light Was sold to Italy (Cinéma Rai), Benelux (September film), Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia (European film forum), the old Yugoslavia (Discovery), Hungary and Bulgaria (ADS), Greece (TFG), Turkey (Bir), Taiwan (Cineplex) (Imovision).
The drama politically loaded in the Zeitgeist features Lars Eidinger and Nicolette Krebitz as parents of a modern Berlin family by the edge, sailing deep personal and ideological rifles in a rapidly evolving world.
