28/01/2014 - N - The Madness of Reason in the Forum, Supernova in Generation and two documentaries showcased in the line-up of the Parisian company

At the European Film Market of the 64^th Berlinale (February 6-16, 2014), Wide Management’s team, managed by Loïc Magneron, will notably bet on two fiction titles (coproduced by Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany), which will be screened in the Forum and Generation sections.

N - The Madness of Reason, the first cinematographic fiction feature by Peter Krüger will have its world premiere in the Forum. Produced by Inti Films, Cobra Films, Dieptescherpte, Blinker Filmproduktion and Mollywood, the film tells the story of a Frenchman who left Europe for Africa in the mid 20^th century in order to create the first encyclopaedia of this “other world”. He dies when he has only reached the letter “N”, but his dissatisfied mind stays stuck between life and death and will desperately attempt to finish his work...

Wide Management’s line-up also features Supernova [+see also:
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Wide House, the documentary branch of the French international sales company, will bet on Swiss film The Circle by Stefan Haupt in the Panorama Dokumente, and the Austrian title The Great Museum [+see also:
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Finally, three market premieres are also on Wide Management’s EFM schedule with Polish feature Field of Dogs by Lech Majewski, Serbian movie Barbarians by Ivan Ikic and the comedy Cowboys by Tomislav Mrsic.

(Translated from French)