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Antonio Banderas's Film 'Mare Nostrum' Acquires Latin American Distribution Rights

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What happened

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The film 'Mare Nostrum,' starring Antonio Banderas and directed by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat, has been acquired by Buena Vista International for theatrical and all media distribution in Latin America. HanWay Films is currently selling the film at the American Film Market. Principal photography is scheduled to begin in March 2027 in Bilbao, Spain, following production locations in Istanbul and Cape Town.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition secures distribution rights for the project in a major market, while HanWay Films is using the American Film Market to sell the film. The production involves international locations and a large crew, indicating significant investment in the film's creation.

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Who's involved

  • Antonio BanderasStarring as the Captain in the feature film 'Mare Nostrum'.
  • Mariano CohnDirector and writer of the film 'Mare Nostrum'.
  • HanWay FilmsIndependent film distribution company selling the film at the American Film Market.
  • Cape TownLocation for the film, where Banderas's character travels with a cargo ship.
  • BilbaoLocation scheduled for the commencement of principal photography.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • HanWay FilmsSpeculative

    HanWay Films could see increased revenue from the successful acquisition of the film by Buena Vista International.

  • BilbaoSpeculative

    Bilbao might see increased demand for local services due to the scheduled principal photography.

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