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FilmDistrict Distribution LLC was an American independent [1] motion picture company based in Los Angeles. It specialized in acquisitions, distribution, production, and financing. It was founded in September 2010 by Bob Berney and Peter Schlessel in partnership with Graham King and Timothy Headington. [1]
Dec 3, 2020 · Content Partners, a leading owner of major studio distributed films and TV shows, has purchased a group of titles from FilmDistrict, such as Olympus Has Fallen, Looper, and Insidious. The acquisition adds to Content Partners' library of over 500 films and 3,000 hours of TV, representing more than $33 billion of box office revenue.
Mar 4, 2024 · FilmDistrict. Credits. Background. FilmDistrict was an American multi-thread production and film distribution company founded in August 2010 by Graham King and GK Films. The company also released theatrical films through Sony Pictures Entertainment and GK Films.
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FilmDistrict is a company that distributes, acquires, co-produces and finances films from prominent filmmakers. Founded in 2010 by Peter Schlessel, Graham King and Tim Headington, it has released films like INSIDIOUS, DRIVE and RED DAWN.
FilmDistrict is an independent film company that distributes, acquires, co-produces and finances movies. Watch trailers, clips and featurettes of their films, such as Oldboy, Insidious: Chapter 2 and more.
FilmDistrict Distribution LLC was an American independent motion picture company based in Los Angeles. It specialized in acquisitions, distribution, production, and financing. It was founded in September 2010 by Bob Berney and Peter Schlessel in partnership with Graham King and Timothy Headington.
Dec 3, 2020 · Content Partners, an investment company, has acquired the FilmDistrict library of about 20 movies, including \"Olympus Has Fallen\" and \"Insidious\". The deal adds to Content Partners' portfolio of over 500 films and 3,000 hours of TV.
