Rei Pictures, one of Argentina’s most international-facing production companies is launching a major international expansion that includes new offices in Spain and Mexico and a push into TV, talent management and production services.
Formerly known as Rei Cine, Rei Pictures, which is behind Lucrecia Martel’s Venice world premiere “Landmarks” (“Nuestra tierra”) and Martel’s historical drama “Zama,” also produced 2024 Venice competition entry “Kill the Jockey,” Cannes winner “The Settlers” and Sundance-prized “Queen of Fear.”
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