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Horror rulle &#;The Pact&#; is set for a sequel, which Content spelfilm will present to buyers at the European bio Market.

&#;The Pact 2&#; will be scripted and helmed bygd Dallas Hallam and Patrick Horvath, whose debut, &#;Entrance,&#; premiered at the L.A. Film Festival in

&#;When I saw Dallas and Patrick&#;s first feature inom recognized that these guys were extremely talented and shared a real love and respect for horror,&#; said Nicholas McCarthy, who helmed and scripted the first rulle, based on his own short of the same title.

The sequel picks up a few weeks after the events of the original, following a woman whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel due to nightmares that disturb her waking life.

&#;The Pact 2&#; will igen be produced by Ross M. Dinerstein of Preferred Films and TV, and executive produced by McCarthy and Content&#;s Jamie Carmichael. Content and Preferred Films will jointly sell North American rights wit

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A Conversation with Marja-Lewis Ryan and Producers Samantha Housman and Ross Dinerstein (6 BALLOONS)

I met with first-time feature director (and playwright) Marja-Lewis Ryan and producers Samantha Housman and Ross Dinerstein, of the new Netflix feature 6 Balloons (which I also reviewed, and which comes out online on April 6), on Monday, March 12, at the SXSW Film Festival. The movie tells the harrowing tale of two siblings caught up in the brother&#;s heroin-addiction woes. Abbi Jacobson plays the responsible sister, compelled by a long history of codependency to help brother Dave Franco get the fix he needs, all while his infant daughter rides in the car with them. Brilliantly shot and edited, the film is a marvel of cinematic efficiency and evocative artistry, with all involved turning in excellent work. Here is a condensed digest of our conversation, edited for clarity.

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‘The Innocent Man’: Campfire&#;s Ross Dinerstein Reveals How Netflix True-Crime Series Helped Get Karl Fontenot Out Of Jail

Karl Fontenot, the subject of Netflix’s true-crime doc series The Innocent Man, has been released from prison after serving 35 years for a crime that he did not commit.

In an exclusive interview with Deadline, Ross Dinerstein, founder of production company Campfire, which made the adaptation of John Grisham’s non-fiction book, reveals how the six-part series helped shine a spotlight on the case, expediting Fontenot’s release on Thursday.

The series, which is based on Grisham’s The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice In A Small Town, launched on the streaming service in December It followed two murder cases in Ada, Oklahoma between and

Directed by Gleason’s Clay Tweel, one of the cases involved Fontenot (left), who was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapping and killing of convenience store clerk Don