Lionsgate Film Titles Added to IDC Pact in Latin America
The move comes as the Canadian-based mini-studio continues to build out its global distribution network in the wake of its Summit Entertainment acquisition.
TORONTO - Lionsgate has expanded its deal with IDC, a joint venture between Summit Entertainment and NuVision founder Pedro Rodriguez.
The partnership now includes distribution of Lionsgate titles in Latin America.
IDC has been distributing Summit titles in Latin America since 2005, and the move comes as Lionsgate continues to build out its global distribution network under the direction of motion picture group co-chairs Patrick Wachsberger and Rob Friedman.
“IDC's results for our Summit titles in the past have been outstanding and the quality of its distribution first class,” Wachsberger and Friedman said in a statement Monday.
“By adding our own Lionsgate films and expanding our partnership with IDC, we believe that we can replicate the success we have achieved through self-distribution in the United Kingdom,” they added.
Lionsgate in recent weeks has inked a multi-year output deal with StudioCanal for Germany and Austria, building on an earlier tie-up between Lionsgate and StudioCanal in May.
And there’s been similar movie distribution deals for the Canadian mini-studio with Alliance Films in Spain and Roadshow Films in Australia.
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