ADVENTURES OF ZAMBEZIA (Distributing to in International territories)
ADVENTURES OF
ZAMBEZIA
The
deal was finalized with Sony a while ago, as the film will now ne shown in the
United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia amongst others. The
film’s title has been changed to Adventures
in Zambezia for all English speaking territories.
Stuart
Forrest, Producer at Cape Town-based Triggerfish, says, “It is fantastic to be
picked up by a major studio that has always been discerning about their animation
titles. It is a great testament to the world-class quality of work that our
talented crew has produced. We're excited about working with Sony to ensure the
best release in their territories.”
Zambezia is the first theatrical release from Triggerfish. Their
second film, Khumba, is nearing
completion and the studio has a third film in development, showing that when it
comes to ambition the guys over at Triggerfish have an abundance of it.
The
film has been sold in over 40 territories world-wide by Edward Noeltner of
Cinema Management Group, and features an all-star cast including Abigail
Breslin , Jeff Goldblum , Leonard Nemoy, Richard E. Grant, and Samuel L.
Jackson
Globally,
already released Israel where it has done consistently well at the box office
running against other major studio releases. The film opened in Russia on over
800 screens in 150 cities across the country, reportedly the widest release
ever for a locally produced film. Adventures in Zambezia’s released in Germany
on 30 August on over 300 screens.
“The
plethora of animation movies out there means that audiences have become more
discerning and have an appetite for something different,” says Forrest. “We’ve
received a great response from test screenings which shows that Zambezia clearly entertains families
from around the world, providing a universal story told from a unique
perspective.”
The
story centres round a young falcon, Kai, as he journeys to the bird city of Zambezia, leaving his home and father
to make a life for himself. He soon discovers, however, that living in a
community can be more difficult than surviving in the wild, and it is only when
the city comes under threat that he comes to understand that the only life
worth living is a life lived through others.
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out the links for more on Adventures on Zambezia
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