Italy’s Minerva Pictures International has agreed key deals for Domenico Emanuele de Feudis’s thriller The Net.
Minerva has sold The Net to Atlas Film for German speaking territories, Russian World Vision for Cis and the Baltics and Beta Film for Bulgaria.
The Sardinia-set crime drama centres on a former policeman who teams up with a journalist after he is accused of a murder he did not commit. It stars Luca Argentero, Cristiana Dell’Anna, Luca Pusceddu and Geno Diana.
The Net is produced through Italian companies Groenlandia and Ascent Film.
De Feudis made his debut with 2020 folk horror The Binding...
Minerva has sold The Net to Atlas Film for German speaking territories, Russian World Vision for Cis and the Baltics and Beta Film for Bulgaria.
The Sardinia-set crime drama centres on a former policeman who teams up with a journalist after he is accused of a murder he did not commit. It stars Luca Argentero, Cristiana Dell’Anna, Luca Pusceddu and Geno Diana.
The Net is produced through Italian companies Groenlandia and Ascent Film.
De Feudis made his debut with 2020 folk horror The Binding...
- 2/20/2024
- ScreenDaily
Bi-continental production outfit Lspg (Luca Severi Production Group) has boarded “Eco Village,” a gonzo musical comedy led by Sidney Flanigan, the star of Sundance and Berlinale prize winner “Never Rarely Sometimes Always.” Nearing completion, the project is eyeing a festival launch early next year.
Marking the feature debut of playwright Phoebe Nir – who adapted her own Off-Broadway play – the off-kilter film follows a young drifter (played by actor-musician Flanigan) who makes her way first onto an anarchic and uninhibited artists colony, and then into the thrall of the utopia’s manipulative leader, played by Lindsay Burdge (of “Thirst Street” and “Her Smell”).
The filmmaker describes her 16mm project as an “[honest depiction of] the agonies and ecstasies of female desire, inspired by the memory of my tumble down the rabbit hole of first love (or was it lust?) in an idealistic hippie commune where jealousy and rage churned quietly beneath the surface.”
Theresa Rebeck and Linda Gray produced,...
Marking the feature debut of playwright Phoebe Nir – who adapted her own Off-Broadway play – the off-kilter film follows a young drifter (played by actor-musician Flanigan) who makes her way first onto an anarchic and uninhibited artists colony, and then into the thrall of the utopia’s manipulative leader, played by Lindsay Burdge (of “Thirst Street” and “Her Smell”).
The filmmaker describes her 16mm project as an “[honest depiction of] the agonies and ecstasies of female desire, inspired by the memory of my tumble down the rabbit hole of first love (or was it lust?) in an idealistic hippie commune where jealousy and rage churned quietly beneath the surface.”
Theresa Rebeck and Linda Gray produced,...
- 10/9/2023
- by Ben Croll
- Variety Film + TV
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