‘Galileo,’ Toplining Elio Germano, Boarded by Fandango, Kicking Off Sales at Rome’s MIA Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Fandango Sales has taken all international rights to “Galileo,” a new film from Italo-Brit director Roan Johnson (“Rider”), toplining Italian A-list actor…
Variety reports: Fandango Sales has taken all international rights to “Galileo,” a new film from Italo-Brit director Roan Johnson (“Rider”), toplining Italian A-list actor Elio Germano as pioneering scientist Galileo Galilei, who famously stood trial before the Roman inquisition.
Fandango is introducing the €8 million ($9 million) movie to international buyers during Rome’s MIA Market.
This business story centres on Italy. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Rome’s MIA Market, Toplining Elio Germano and Kicking Off Sales.
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- Rome’s MIA Market, Toplining Elio Germano, Kicking Off Sales, Fandango Sales
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