Coproduction Office Competitors

With a library of over 4,000 titles, Kino Lorber has been a leader in independent art house distribution for over 45 years, releasing 35 films per year theatrically and garnering seven Academy Award® nominations in nine years. Most recently, the company has expanded its own direct digital platforms through the acquisition of leading international series streamers MHz Choice and Topic and the launch of Kino Film Collection, a subscription service for film lovers showcasing new releases direct from theaters plus curated international, indie, and documentary films and newly restored classics from the Kino Lorber library. Additionally, the company brings hundreds of titles annually to the home entertainment and educational markets through digital and physical media releases.

WILD BUNCH is a leading independent European film & TV content distribution and production services company. With the launch of WILD BUNCH TV in 2015, the company expands its activities to co-production and distribution of TV series dedicated to the international market. Beneficiating from the extensive network and unique know-how of WILD BUNCH in the filmed entertainment business, WILD BUNCH TV is extremely well-positioned to: • Attract talents to initiate and coproduce new TV series and source high-quality TV content • Offer a state of the art financial servicing, which makes it a unique production and acquisition partner in Europe. • Provide a privileged access to local TV broadcasters and local partners relying on a multi-domestic cinema and television distribution network in France, Italy, Germany, Spain and Austria, as well as on strong relationships in the UK and the USA.

Les Films du Losange est une société de production, de distribution et de ventes internationales cinématographiques française, créée par Barbet Schroeder et Éric Rohmer en 1962, et qui contribua à l'essor de la Nouvelle Vague en intervenant dans le financement de nombreux films à partir de cette date. Elle possède un catalogue de plus de 100 films, comprenant Éric Rohmer (dont elle a produit la quasi totalité des films), Barbet Schroeder, Roger Planchon, Jacques Rivette, et plus récemment des réalisateurs tels que Michael Haneke, Jacques Doillon, Romain Goupil et Jean-Marc Moutout.