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France's "Sleepless Night" Finds Theatrical, VOD Distrib In Tribeca Film
Nelson Carvajal
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Nov 05, 2011
One of the more talked about buys at this year's American Film Market (AFM) is that of Tribeca Film's acquisition of Frederic Jardin's Sleepless Nights. Reuters has the story:
"Tribeca will release Sleepless in 2012 both theatrically and on video-on-demand. It bought the rights from Bac Films, which will release the film in France and is handling international sales.
"Sleepless Night is a thriller that is executed with such style and panache that it transcends the limits of the genre," enthused Geoffrey Gilmore, Chief Creative Officer of Tribeca Enterprises. "We're delighted to be collaborating with the filmmakers to bring this film to wider audiences." Warner Bros. has acquired the English-language remake rights." No need to be surprised that Tinseltown looks to remake this. Just check out the gripping trailer below.
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