Macedonian filmmaker Milcho Manchevski's mystery love story Shadows and maverick Canadian director Bruce McDonald's The Tracey Fragments lead a raft of deals signed by Bavaria Film International at the AFM.
The Tracey Fragments was sold to Atlantik in an all-rights deal for Scandinavia, following a deal with the UK's Soda Pictures that was struck during the Toronto Film Festival in September, while Shadows went to Blanco y Travieso (Venezuela), Cine Colombia (Colombia), and FILMA (Turkey) in all-rights deals.
HBO secured pay TV rights for Latin America for Shadows as well as for Israel's Oscar entry Beaufort, the Norwegian drama Sons, Didi Danquart's Romanian-set Offset and the kibbutz drama Sweet Mud.
In addition, Blanco y Travieso picked up Tamar van den Dop's poetic love story Blind and Felix Randau's call centre drama The Calling Game, the latter film also being sold to Colombia's Cine Colombia .
Bavaria also sold veteran Czech filmmaker Jiri Menzel's I Served The King Of England to the UK's Arrow Films and Romanian video and TV rights for Didi Danquart's Offset to Prorom Media Trade.
The Tracey Fragments was sold to Atlantik in an all-rights deal for Scandinavia, following a deal with the UK's Soda Pictures that was struck during the Toronto Film Festival in September, while Shadows went to Blanco y Travieso (Venezuela), Cine Colombia (Colombia), and FILMA (Turkey) in all-rights deals.
HBO secured pay TV rights for Latin America for Shadows as well as for Israel's Oscar entry Beaufort, the Norwegian drama Sons, Didi Danquart's Romanian-set Offset and the kibbutz drama Sweet Mud.
In addition, Blanco y Travieso picked up Tamar van den Dop's poetic love story Blind and Felix Randau's call centre drama The Calling Game, the latter film also being sold to Colombia's Cine Colombia .
Bavaria also sold veteran Czech filmmaker Jiri Menzel's I Served The King Of England to the UK's Arrow Films and Romanian video and TV rights for Didi Danquart's Offset to Prorom Media Trade.
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