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Buyers/Distributors: For additional information about the films we represent please
send an email to
the attention of Thomas Baker, Ph.D., Accolade Coordinator, at
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Productions Placed In Distribution By Accolade in 2008 |
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In Distribution:
Children of the Amazon (United States), feature documentary,
follows Brazilian filmmaker Denise Zmekhol as she travels a modern highway deep
into the Amazon to tell the story of what happened to life in the largest rainforest
on earth when a road was built straight through its heart. Beautiful footage, indigenous
voices, and yet another reminder that we are all interdependent. Earned a Best of
Show in the Accolade Competition. 72 minutes, color, DV Cam. Portuguese with English
subtitles. Rights Available: Domestic & worldwide for all types of media.
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In Distribution:
God’s Forgotten House (United Kingdom), drama, tackles the theme
of lost innocence. The protagonist is court-ordered to work in a home for troubled
children, where, much to his surprise, he becomes deeply involved in their lives.
The children had been neglected and are consumed with anger and despair; the few
who escape are lifted by the surrogate parents who befriend them. Well acted and
engaging film. Earned an Award of Excellence in the Accolade Competition. 88 minutes.
English. Rights Available: Domestic & worldwide for all types of media except
UK theatrical distribution.
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In Distribution:
Kid Fitness (United States), children/family, is an interactive television series for 2-8 year olds that revolves around a super health hero. Each episode incorporate physical activity, healthy recipes, nutrition tips and education segments to help prevent obesity and live fuller, healthier lives. Earned an Award of Excellence in the Accolade Competition for children/family programming; and The Parent Media Award. 26 minutes, 26 episodes available, color. English. Rights Available: Domestic & worldwide for all types of media. Seeking Spanish-language markets.
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In Distribution: No Retreat From Destiny (United States), historical drama, In 1864
an 18,000 man Confederate Army crossed the Potomac River into Maryland only to miss
the chance to capture the Union Capital by mere minutes. This is the amazing story
of how close the Confederacy came to final victory. Earned an Award of Excellent
in the Accolade Competition; Best of Show for Documentary in the Aurora Awards;
Platinum from the Hermes Creative Awards; First Place Diamond from the Blingy Awards;
Award of Excellence for Documentary from the Videographer Awards; Gold Award from
the International Summit Creative Awards; Silver from the Telly Awards; Award of
Excellence from the Communicator Awards; Best of Show from the Vision Film Festival;
and Best Drama
– Feature from the DV Awards. 106 minutes. English. Rights Available:
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In Distribution:
The Season Before Spring (United States), feature documentary,
which chronicles the juxtaposition of attitudes of the people of New Orleans leading
up to and during the first post-Katrina Mardi Gras. Beautifully photographed and
directed by Director Marie Devatour and expertly narrated by actor Harold Sylvester,
himself a New Orleans native, the film shows the viewer how in February of 2006
the Big Easy became “Another Tale of Two Cities” . Earned an Award of Excelelnce
in the Accolade Competition. 86 minutes, color. English. Rights Available: Domestic
& worldwide for all types of media. |
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In Distribution:
Tibet Hope (United States), contemporary affairs, centers on the
challenges and hopes of the Tibetan people and their goal of ensuring the survival
of their children and cultural identify. The film features the Dalai Lama and his
appeal for the world to help prevent the cultural genocide that is taking place.
It is the second film by Emmy award winning cinematographer William Bacon III. Earned
an Award of Excellent in the Accolade Competition. 52 minutes. English. Rights Available:
Domestic & worldwide for all types of media. |
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In Distribution:
Victoria (Puerto Rico), drama, proves the power of skilled acting
and a powerful storyline. Victoria, played by Luisa de Los Rios, is a successful,
but unfulfilled at lawyer. That changes when she meets Fat Girl, a rap singer who
enjoys his live and follows his dreams. Excellent casting of secondary players allows
for an engaging, and well-told story. This is the first feature-length drama by
the director, but clearly it will not be her last. Earned a Best of Show award in
the Accolade Competition; and Winner of the Paoli Award. 110 minutes. Spanish with
English subtitles. This feature film could be developed into a television series.
Rights Available: Domestic & worldwide for all types of media. |
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