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Alief Secures North American Distribution Rights for Film Snapshot

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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What happened

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Alief, a UK and France-based sales firm, struck a deal with U.S. distributor Dark Star Pictures for North American distribution rights to the film Snapshot. The film was directed by Joseph Archer and stars Freya Parks and Hazel Rogers. Dark Star Pictures plans an early 2027 theatrical release, followed by a digital release.

From deadline.com

Why it matters

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The agreement secures the North American market for the film, which was described as a mixture of horror documentary and gothic noir. The film was set in East London in 1888.

From deadline.com

Who's involved

  • Freya ParksActress in the film Snapshot
  • Hazel RogersActress in the film Snapshot
  • ArcherDirector of the film Snapshot
  • East LondonSetting for the film Snapshot

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Freya ParksSpeculative

    Freya Parks could see her revenue increase as the distribution deal secures the North American market for the film she stars in.

  • Hazel RogersSpeculative

    Hazel Rogers might see her revenue increase as the distribution deal secures the North American market for the film she stars in.

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