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“Werewolf” Sold For UK!

On 29 January 2019

Tallin winner was acquired by Eureka Video for their renowned Montage Pictures series which will see such other releases as Donbass (Winner at Cannes last year), The Third Wife (winner at Toronto) plus We the Animals (Winner at Sundance last Year) among others. WEREWOLF will hit big screens in UK this year.

“Werewolf” Wins At Tallin Black Nights!

On 6 December 2018

The sophomore feature by Adrian Panek received Audience Award and Ecumenical Jury Award upon its European release. The film raises wide interest not only from general film festivals but also genre and Jewish-themed ones.

IndieWire Recommends “Tower. A Bright Day”

On 26 September 2018

The film has been selected as one of five must-see films at this year’s LA Film Festival where debut from Jagoda Szelc is competing in World Fiction Competition.

“Private Milhoes” Acquired For Sth Korea

On 26 September 2018

The deal marks a second cooperation of MEDIA MOVE with JOY N CINEMA in Korea. The film will hit big screens next year.

„Ayla. The Daughter of War” Sold To Japan, Taiwan

On 26 September 2018

The impressive Turkish production on a Korean war will get a theatrical release in each territory thanks to New Select (Japan) and AV JET (Taiwan) . More territories are in talks.

“Kamp Holland” Finds Home In Korea

On 10 July 2018

The films was bought by JOYNCINEMA just after Cannes Film Festival.

“Karbala” Sells To China

On 10 July 2018

Polish war drama joined another genre pic from MEDIA MOVE – KAMP HOLLAND – and was swept away by Virtual Cinema.

Rights To “Planet Single” Taken For China, Spain And Hungary

On 10 July 2018

The film was sold for all rights except theatrical to China and for TV rights to other 2 territories.

“Tower. A Bright Day” Sold For Cz/Sk & Brazil

On 10 July 2018

The successful debut from Jagoda Szelc has been acquired for all rights by Film Europe for Czech and Slovakia and Zeta Filmes for Brazil.

„Tower. A Bright Day” With A Jury Prize!

On 4 June 2018

Jagoda Szelc’s debut feature was awarded upon it’s North American premiere at Mammoth Lakes International Film Festival. Jury appreciated the film “for its subtle and skillful creation of unsettling tension during a seemingly innocuous family reunion”.

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