Said Goretti, “We have no intention to give back these rights now.” Eagle Pictures holds Italian rights on “CODA” for 20 years.
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Not only did he still plan to release “CODA” for Christmas 2021, he’s already sold Pay TV and free TV rights in Italy. “It would mean taking all the risk on flops and capping our upside on hits.”Īndrea Goretti, CEO of Italy’s Eagle Pictures, told Variety that he received a call from Pathé February 1 inquiring if the distributor would be willing to sell back Italian rights. “If we begin to accept this idea we’d go out of business,” Sun executive director Ricardo Costianovsky told THR. Sun Distribution Group, which bought “CODA” for Latin America, was nonplussed by the Apple buy.
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Top 5 iPad Deals to Shop Before the Holiday Season BeginsĪmazon Tech Deals You Don't Want to Miss: Samsung, Apple, and More Those international distributors participated in a bedrock strategy of independent film: Take the risk up front for the potential reward of a hit title. Many Sundance films come to the festival with all rights available - indie films can be a tough sell overseas as well - but “CODA” is the remake of an award-winning 2014 French film, “La Famille Bélier.” Financing on “CODA” came from French companies Vendôme Group, Pathé, and Patrick Wachsberger’s Picture Perfect Entertainment, but territory presales on “CODA” were crucial in getting the $10 million film made without a US distributor. Nordisk Film, which pre-bought the rights nearly two years ago, confirmed to IndieWire that the company still plans to release the film in the Nordics. When Apple bought worldwide rights to Sian Heder’s “CODA” for $25 million January 30, the financiers planned to make buyback deals with those rights holders. The “CODA” angst belongs to a much larger question: How can Apple hold all worldwide rights to a film that’s already sold to territories all over the world? The fear isn’t that streamers’ deep pockets will make it impossible for others to compete, although that’s certainly a possibility. Once you buy a vehicle they may not answer your issues or complaints.The record-breaking Apple Studios acquisition of “ CODA” is still creating anxiety weeks after the Sundance Film Festival ended. The managers who can bring the solution never called me back. I tried to reach out to them 4 times as of 1/26/21-1/27/21 and have been given the run around such as saying "They are out at the moment, we will have them call you" or "They are not available at this moment." It would've been honorable to share those cosmetic issues as well. Yes these things are cosmetic but they do add up after a while. So, in closing if you do happen to buy a vehicle from them do your due diligence in getting an official inspection and have a complete inspection on the cosmetic end such as seat adjusters, mirrors, cd players, things that you expect to work when purchasing a car. This would've helped to bring the cost down for these repairs. Cd player doesn't take cd's or reads them! (I know no one has CD's anymore but would've been right to share with me that it wasn't working) Wish I would've brought my own to see.
Replaced the thermostat not even 5 days later.ģ. (Noticed this during car wash when I had to turn them into car.)Ģ. Passenger Rear Mirror Completely Detached. The other issues have been cosmetic issues that could have been negotiated upon the purchase of the vehicle which was not disclosed to me prior to purchasing.ġ. They did drop the price with those issues which helped with the repairs. The bones are great and I have had no issues in that regard. It had 65,000 miles which was awesome! I had it inspected and found that the rear leaf shackle needed to be replaced, in fact it was completely rusted out and a small hole in the muffler that was it. I went there specifically for a 2005 Ford Sport Trac. I went to Coda Motors all the way from Southwest Michigan.
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