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Key Players in the 2011 Cannes Market: Films Boutique

Posted by Eric Lavallee on May 13, 2011
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Films Boutique is a sales agent from Germany with a penchant for international film items. This year they rep a pair of Cannes selected titles in the Directors' Fortnight selected director's cut version of Guilty of Romance from Sion Sono (see pic above) and Valérie Mrejen's En Ville. Among the big titles for art-house lovers they are repping Alexander Sokurov's Faust -- which I guess finally wasn't ready for a Cannes inclusion. Here is their slate:

FAUST by Alexander SOKUROV - Post-Production
GUILTY OF ROMANCE (KOI NO TSUMI) by Sion SONO - Completed
IRIS IN BLOOM (EN VILLE) by Valérie MREJEN - Completed
FREE HANDS (LES MAINS LIBRES) by Brigitte SY - Completed
INTIMATE GRAMMAR (HADIKDUK HAPNIMI) by Nir BERGMAN - Completed
JO FOR JONATHAN by Maxime GIROUX - Completed
LITTLE VOICES (PEQUEÑAS VOCES 3D) by Jairo CARRILLO - Completed
NO MORE FEAR (PLUS JAMAIS PEUR) by Mourad Ben CHEIKH - Completed
THE TURIN HORSE by Bela TARR - Completed
THE UGLY DUCKLING by Garri BARDIN - Completed
UNDERWATER LOVE by Shinji IMAOKA - Completed
VISITING HOURS by Adrian SITARU - Post-Production
WHITE WHITE WORLD (BELI BELI SVET) by Oleg NOVKOVIC - Completed



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