Cargo Entertainment (The Angriest Man in Brooklyn) has added London Town to its Cannes slate.
The film will be produced by Christine Vachon and
Sofia Sondervan.
The cast for the package being presented in Cannes, includes
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Liv Tyler and Daniel Huttlestone.
Huttlestone played the role of Gavroche in Les Miserables.
The film is set in England in 1978 as unemployment
hits a high. 14-year-old Shay Baker (Huttlestone) has a hard time, as his
family tries to stay afloat and his father (Rhys Myers) works two jobs.
One day, Shay’s estranged
mother sends him a cassette of music from London and he is captivated by the
band The Clash.
The music and a young punk
woman helps him keep going.
The coming-of-age/adventure will be directed by
Derrick Borte.
Borte’s previous credits include The Joneses.
Sondervan’s credits include Cadillac Records and Feel The
Noise.
Vachon’s past films include Velvet Goldmine and Kill Your
Darlings.
Based in New York, Cargo Entertainment was founded in
2011 by Marina Grasic, Jan Korbelin and Mark Lindsay.
It is a worldwide sales, financing, production and
distribution company.
Other films on their Cannes’ slate include the
drama/thriller Free Ride with Anna
Paquin; The Angriest Man in Brooklyn
with Robin Williams; Attachment with
Sharon Stone; Zipper with Patrick
Wilson; Cell with John Cusak; and Kings Highway with Adrien Brody.
This story appeared in print in the Cannes Market News on May 15
http://www.lefilmfrancais.com/cannesmarketnews/2013/index.html
http://www.lefilmfrancais.com/cannesmarketnews/2013/index.html
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