True Colours, the international sales agent founded last October by Lucky Red and Indigo Film, has closed sales deals for Perfect Strangers [+lire aussi :
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Over the last few days, True Colours has also been selling Un bacio [+lire aussi :
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The firm headed by Catia Rossi ended its fruitful time at the Film Market with the sales of Ivan Silvestrini’s 4K thriller Monolith. The English-language movie is an Italian production by Sky Italia, Lock & Valentine and Sergio Bonelli Editore, and stars Katrina Bowden (Piranha 3D, Scary Movie 5). It will be distributed in Japan (Zazie), South Korea (Entermode), Turkey (Bir Film), the Middle East (IFD), Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines (Suraya). Negotiations are ongoing with the United States, Canada, China and Spain.

We should also point out that TVCO has been negotiating with New York-based Maven Pictures and has given it the rights to the remake of The Medicine Seller [+lire aussi :
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