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Producer Debbie Gray Exec producer Henry Normal Financing EIS, Lip Sync International sales The Little Film Company Director/screenplay Elaine Constantine Cast Christian McKay, Steve Coogan, Lisa Stansfield, Elliot James Langridge, Josh Whitehouse Locations Bury, Bolton and Blackburn, UK Shooting dates June Contact The Little Film Company info@thelittlefilmcompany.com


OF CORSET’S MINE (Ire-UK-US) Cross-dressing romantic farce about a womanising aristocrat forced to disguise himself as a woman to save his sister’s inheritance. Production companies Fantastic Films (Ire), Narrator Entertainment (US), Reynolds Entertainment (US-UK) Producers Jasper Graham, Kelley Reynolds


International sales The Works Director Jason Connery Screenplay Sharon Soboil Cast William Moseley, Lucy Punch, Camilla Belle, Derek Jacobi, Christine Baranski Locations Ireland Shooting dates June Contact The Works clare.crean@theworksfilmgroup.com


THE PHYSICIAN (Ger) An Englishman travels to 11th century Persia to study medicine. Production companies ARD Degeto, Beta Film, UFA Cinema Producers Nico Hofmann, Wolf Bauer Exec producer Sebastian Werninger Financing Medienboard Berlin- Brandenburg, Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM), Film- und Medienstiftung NRW (Nordrhein- Westfalen), German Federal Film Board (FFA) and German Federal Film Fund (DFFF)


International sales Beta Cinema Distributor Universal Pictures International Germany (Ger) Director Philipp Stölzl Screenplay Jan Berger, based on the bestselling novel by Noah Gordon Cast Ben Kingsley, Tom Payne, Stellan


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Skarsgard, Olivier Martinez Locations Morocco, Germany Shooting dates From mid-June Contact Beta Film


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THE QUIET ONES (UK) Based on true events in Canada in the 1970s, an unorthodox professor and his students take part in a dangerous experiment to create a poltergeist from negative human energy. Production companies Hammer Film Productions, TPSC Films Producer James Gay-Rees International sales Exclusive Media Director John Pogue Screenplay Tom De Ville, Oren Moverman, John Pogue, Craig Rosenberg Cast Jared Harris, Sam Claflin Locations Oxford, UK Shooting dates June Contact Exclusive Media inter@exclusivemedia.com


TIP TOP (Bel-Lux-Fr) Two female police inspectors are sent to a provincial station to investigate corruption. Production companies Iris Films, Iris Productions, Les Films Pelléas Producer David Thion


WASTELAND (UK) Rowan Athale, a 2011 Screen International Star of Tomorrow, is in post with his debut feature, Wasteland. The film, pitched as akin to Ocean’s 11 on a council estate in northern England, is about four friends who plan a heist to better their lives. Athale says: “I think people that


come from these places are usually only seen in social realist films. I wanted to show the characters and their humour and their charisma.” Harry Potter veteran Matthew Lewis


notes that it’s ultimately “a redemption film, about friendship and loyalty. They are good guys, they aren’t thugs.” Wendy Mitchell


Production companies Head Gear Films, Hook Pictures, Mischief Films, Moli Films


Producers Ed Barratt, Mark Foligno, Gareth Pritchard Exec prods Phil Hunt, Compton Ross Financing Private investors, UK tax credit, Bankside/Headgear, Moli Films, LipSync


International sales Bankside Films Director/screenplay Rowan Athale


Cast Luke Treadaway, Iwan Rheon, Gerard Kearns, Matthew Lewis, Timothy Spall, Vanessa Kirby, Neil Maskell Location Leeds, UK Shooting dates Spring 2012 Delivery Autumn 2012 Contact Bankside Films stephen@bankside-films.com


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Financing Canal Plus, Ciné+, Soficinéma, Sofica Cinemages International sales Rézo Films Distributor Rezo Films (Fr) Director Serge Bozon Screenplay Serge Bozon, Axelle Ropert, Odile Barski, adapted from Bill James’ novel Tip Top Cast Isabelle Huppert, Francois Damiens, Aymen Saidi, Sandrine Kiberlain, Saida Bekkouche Locations Belgium, Luxemburg Shooting dates From early May for six to seven weeks Contact Rezo sebastian.chesneau@rezofilms.com


WE ARE WHAT WE ARE (US-Fr) Two sisters are forced into cannibalism by their father as part of a family tradition. Production companies Memento Films (Fr), Uncorked Productions (US), Belladonna Productions (US) Exec producers Emilie Georges, Tanja Meissner, Mo Noorali, Linda Moran Producer Andrew D Corkin, Jack Turner, Nicholas Shumaker, Rodrigo Bellott Financing Three Point Capital, The Zoo International sales Memento Films International


Distributors eOne (Can, Fr, UK, Scan, S Afr), Koch Media (Ger) Director Jim Mickle Screenplay Jim Mickle and Nick Damici, a re-imagining of Mexican director Jorge Michel Grau’s Somo Lo Que Hay Cast Riley Keough, Julia Garner, Bill Sage, Wyatt Russell Locations Catskill Mountains, US Shooting dates May 29 to July Contact Memento Films sales@memento-films.com


ZULU (Fr) Two police officers, with roots on either side of the apartheid divide, work together to uphold the law in modern-day Cape Town. Production companies Eskwad, Pathé Producer Richard Grandpierre International sales Pathé International Director Jérome Salle Screenplay Jérome Salle, Julien Rappeneau, based on French author Caryl Férey’s crime novel Zulu Cast Djimon Hounsou, Orlando Bloom Locations Cape Town, South Africa Shooting dates From July Contact Pathé muriel.sauzay@pathe.com


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