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ContentFilm : Markets & Festivals : Upcoming Events

21 de November de 201031 de October de 2024

3 November, 2010 – 10 November, 2010

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Office details:
Loews Hotel # 821
t: +1 310 458 6700

2010 Market Screenings :

Pre-AFM screenings

Tuesday 2nd November, Ocean screening Room

1401 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica (Corner of Ocean Ave and Santa Monica Blvd)

COOL IT *Market Premiere*

10:00am

I AM SLAVE *Market Premiere*

12:00pm

AGE OF HEROES *World Premiere*

2:00pm

MATCHING JACK *Market Premiere*

4:00pm

WELCOME TO THE RILEYS

6:00pm

AFM screenings

AGE OF HEROES

11:00am, Wed 3rd Nov (AMC 2) 1:00pm, Thurs 4th Nov (AMC 1)

I AM SLAVE

11:00am, Thurs 4th Nov (Laemmle 2) 1:00pm, Sat 6th Nov (Laemmle 4)

IRONCLAD *Private – by invitation only*

8.45am, Fri 5th Nov (AMC 5) 11:00am, Sat 6th Nov (AMC 5)

MATCHING JACK at 1:00pm, Fri 5th Nov (Laemmle 3)

Attending the AFM:
Jamie Carmichael – President, CFIHarry White – Head of SalesToby Melling – Head of TV/ DVD SalesJudith Baugin – Head of International MarketingLibby D’Arcy – VP Business Affairs

Rebecca Berry – Marketing Manager

Jill Rose

Website http://contentfilm.com

ContentFilm’s Legacy and Impact on Indie Film Distribution

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