NORTH AMERICA’S LARGEST GENRE FILM FESTIVAL SINCE
1996
“The most important and prestigious genre film festival on this continent.” —Quentin Tarantino
“One of the best genre film festivals in the world.”
—Harry Knowles, Ain’t It Cool News
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL JULY 19–AUGUST 7, 2012 Introducing in 2012
INDUSTRY RENDEZ-VOUS THE FANTASIA
The first co-production market focused on genre films linking North-America, Europe and Australia.
14 PROJECTS SELECTED BLOOD BORNE (Australia) by Fin Edquist DARK HOLLOW (New Zealand) by Paul Campion KEEP QUIET (Mexico) by Jorge Michel Grau M (Australia) by Jon Hewitt
PANDEMONIUM (France) by Abel Ferry
PERISH (UK) by Catherine Linstrum & David-John Newman PONTYPOOL CHANGES (Canada) by Bruce McDonald PORK CHOP (Canada) by Sid Zanforlin
PURGATORY (USA) by Stuart Gordon RADIUS (Canada) by Caroline Labrèche & Steeve Léonard SÈVE (France) by Fabrice Blin
STRATA (USA) by Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
THE WITHERING (UK) by Robert Morgan & Sam Walker TURBO KID (Canada) by
François Simard, Anouk Whissell & Yoann–Karl Whissell
2nd weekend of the festival JULY 26–29
An organized environment to help titles from our 2012 programming lineup secure distribution and representation in various territories.
Accreditations now open! Deadline: June 16, 2012
www.fantasiafestival.com [FILM MARKET SECTION]
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