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American Justice Leads of Six-Picture Venture Between Hannover House and Paseo Miramar
American Justice Leads of Six-Picture Venture Between Hannover House and Paseo Miramar.
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[{"type":"text","content":" What started out as a single title acquisition agreement at the Cannes Film Festival, has since grown into a six-picture distribution pact between Paseo Miramar Studios and Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE), the company announced today. The action-thriller, \"American Justice\" will lead a slate of new productions that Hannover House will represent for distribution into all applicable media in North America. Six initial titles from Paseo Miramar are expected over the first eighteen months of the agreement, with annual options to continue the venture indefinitely. Hannover House is a leading U.S.A. producer and distributor of independent films, books and entertainment products. \n \n\"American Justice\" is a non-stop action-thriller that will hit video sell-thru and rental shelves this fall from Hannover House. Action star Tommy \"Tiny\" Lister (\"Next Friday\", \"The Fifth Element\") portrays an L.A. police officer who finds himself as the fall-guy in a web of small town corruption lead by a redneck sheriff, played by an engagingly sinister John Schneider (\"The Dukes of Hazzard\"). James Russo (\"DJango Unchained\". \"Donnie Brasco\") portrays FBI Special Agent Cobb. The film was shot in and around Prague, Oklahoma, and features an abundance of shoot-outs, car chases and explosions throughout the film.\n \nA trailer for \"American Justice\" can be viewed at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKnSbdSbCiw\n\"American Justice\" is a 2014 production written by Jerry Bryant, Tommy Lister and Demetrius Navarro, and directed by Navarro. Producers are Bryant and Navarro along with Enrico Natale and Dustin Willy Wilson. Production services were provided by Icon Studios (Dallas) under contract to Paseo Miramar. The multi-title distribution pact was initiated at the recent Cannes Film Festival and Marche du Film, and the final agreement was negotiated by Fred Shefte, on behalf of Hannover House, with Edwin Licona and Jerry Bryant on behalf of Paseo Miramar Studios.\n \nUnder the terms of the multi-picture pact with Hannover House, Paseo Miramar will deliver between four and six new productions during the initial eighteen months, all of which will be distributed in the USA and Canada by Hannover House. The slate of current and planned production...