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Intandem Films PLC
15 June 2005

Intandem Films Plc (the 'Company')

Directorate change





The Board is pleased to announce that Alastair John Kennedy has been appointed
as Finance Director with immediate effect. Mr Kennedy is a Chartered Accountant
having trained at Ernst and Young. Mr Kennedy was previously employed by
Electronic Arts UK Studio where he was finance director for four years.



Save as disclosed below, there are no further details required to be disclosed
pursuant to schedule 2(f) of the AIM rules.





Andrew McWhirter, the previous Finance Director, resigned as a director of the
Company and the Board accepted his resignation 14 June 2005. Mr McWhirter's
part time consultancy contract with the Company has been terminated.



Alastair John Kennedy, age 41

Current Directorships Past Directorships

Vacationer Ltd None




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IFM is a film finance company which joined AIM this quarter. It creates a revenue stream and turns a profit by taking a % cut of feature films - helping with both production & promotion/marketing activities. Several films on the books this year including films previewed at Cannes in May 2005.
New Finance Director announced today previously with Electronic Arts (ERTS on NASDAQ) - over 5 years seeing a share price climb from ~$28 to the $60 mark today. One to watch - literally! DYOR

Further info: www.intandemfilms.com

First review of the CD too

http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/11/10/125947.php

Separately, Intandem is working on four horror titles that will not be financed by FearFactory but will be marketed under the FearFactory banner once completed. Those are Primal Scream directed by Albert Magnoli and produced by Steve Gagnon; The Lodge directed by Michael Lee Baron and produced by Michel Shane and Anthony Romano; Run directed by Warren Sonoda and produced by Mihkel Harilaid; and Worst Nightmares directed by Mark Roper and produced by Alan Robinson.

Meanwhile Intandem has cemented its US distribution plans for Stephen Woolley's Stoned, the biopic of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones which played at the Edinburgh, Toronto and San Sebastian film festivals among others.

The film will open theatrically in March 2006 through Joe Kovacs' Screen Media Ventures and will go through that company's home entertainment deal with Universal. Intandem will work closely with Screen Media Ventures on the film's release, just as it is working alongside Vertigo Films for the UK release on Nov 18.

Meanwhile Intandem has closed deals for the film with Presidio in Japan, Lumiere in Brazil, Lusomundo in Portugal, Non-Stop in Scandinavia, Village Roadshow in Greece, Bridge in Benelux, Noah in Israel and Fivia in Croatia.

On Ann Turner's stalker drama Irresistible starring Susan Sarandon, Sam Neill and Emily Blunt, Intandem has closed deals with Icon for the UK, Blue Star for Italy, Square One in Germany, Palace in Australia, Village Roadshow in Greece, Bridge in Benelux, New World in Bulgaria and Romania, Vision Africa for South Africa, Lusomundo for Portugal, Noah for Israel, and Hunter for Turkey.

Where did you find that out MM?

Taken from a press release on the IFM website.

Have a read of this post in conjunction with post 51



"Intandem earns commission on sales to film distributors around the world.
Distributors pay a minimum guaranteed sum ahead of the film's release therefore
Intandem's commission is not dependent on the box office success of the film.
Revenue is only recognised on films which have been completed during the
financial period."

There must be some good revenue comming in from these deals alone. Now I also noticed that not all fees/commissions were realised this FY which means the carry over to H1 should be very good.

Big volume today.

Anyone noticed the two recent RNSs ? Starting to look interesting.

Some interesting news re this on ADVFN.

Well we got a tick higher yesterday so hopefully a gradual climb back to more realistic levels will ensue.

hello moneyman. Just noticed the increase. Any reasons? maybe a delay to previous high volume

Nothing much happening but still one to buy a few of and hold.

Trading Statement

Intandem Films plc

Trading Update

Intandem Films plc, the AIM listed feature film executive production and
international sales company, has quadrupled the number of films in its
catalogue to 12 films with total budgets in excess of $55 million.

It has signed agreements for the international sales rights to five completed
American films, one Danish/Chile co-production (currently in post production),
a UK/American documentary film which starts shooting in May, and two films due
to start production in the Summer, an American thriller to be filmed in Brazil
and an American horror film.

Intandem will earn sales commission of at least 15% on sales of each of the
above films. Revenues for the five completed films will fall into the current
year whilst revenues on the other films are expected to be taken in the year
ending 30 June 2007 when the films will be delivered. As part of its corporate
philosophy, Intandem has not invested its own funds into the films and
overheads have not been increased. The Company is on track to achieve an
improvement on last year's inaugural results, which is in line with directors'
expectations.

The five completed films are Civic Duty a tense thriller starring Peter Krause
(from the internationally successful, Six Feet Under) which will have its
worldwide premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York; The Orphan King
and Statistics, which are two thrillers from Michel Shane, the executive
producer of I Robot and Catch Me If You Can, with whom Intandem has forged a
close working relationship; and two horror films from prolific producer Donald
Kushner, Snuff - Movie, directed by Bernard Rose (Candyman) and produced by
Peter Locke (The Hills Have Eyes) and True True Lie.

The films in production are Black Pimpernel, a true story about the Swedish
Ambassador Harald Edelstam - and his fight to save the lives of thousands of
refugees during the Chilean Military coup in 1973; and Heaven and Hell, a
fascinating documentary film about the hypocrisy surrounding religion, politics
and the porn industry in the `Bible Belt' states of America. The films due to
commence production in the Summer are Flower in Brazil and Primal Scream which
are both being financed by a single producer based in Florida.

Each of the above films will be marketed at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

Gary Smith, the Chairman of Intandem commented,

"We are pleased to have added a portfolio of thrillers and horror films to our
sales slate and are delighted at the quality of producers being attracted to
Intandem, particularly in the United States. We are confident about achieving
our corporate objective which is to aggressively build a diverse portfolio of
films consisting of thrillers, horror, comedy and drama with a wide range of
budgets which appeal to the international market place."

Contact

Gary Smith, Chairman 07834965323

Alastair Kennedy, Finance Director 02078513800

Notes.

1. Intandem Films plc floated on AIM on 22 April 2006.

2. Its three current films are Return to Sender, Stoned and Irresistible.

Intandem will earn sales commission of at least 15% on sales of each of the
above films. Revenues for the five completed films will fall into the current
year whilst revenues on the other films are expected to be taken in the year
ending 30 June 2007 when the films will be delivered. As part of its corporate
philosophy, Intandem has not invested its own funds into the films and
overheads have not been increased. The Company is on track to achieve an
improvement on last year's inaugural results, which is in line with directors'
expectations.

Intandem optimistic after increasing movie catalogueApr 25 2006







Birmingham-based film financing and distribution company Intandem Films was in optimistic mood yesterday after telling shareholders it was on track to achieve an improvement on last year's inaugural results.

AIM-listed Intandem said it had quadrupled the number of films in its catalogue to 12, with total budgets in excess of 30.8 million.

It has signed agreements for the international sales rights to five completed American films, one Danish/Chile co-production currently in post production, a UK/American documentary which starts shooting in May, and two films due to start production in the summer, a thriller to be filmed in Brazil and an American horror film.

Intandem said it would earn sales commission of at least 15 per cent on sales of the films.

Revenues for the five completed movies will fall into the current year, while revenues on the other films are expected to be taken in the year ending June 30 2007, when they will be delivered.




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The five completed films are Civic Duty, a thriller starring Peter Krause fromSix Feet Under, which will have its worldwide premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, The Orphan King and Statistics, which are two thrillers from Michel Shane, the executive producer of I Robot and Catch Me If You Can, and also two horror films from prolific producer Donald Kushner, Snuff-Movie and True True Lie.


Films in production are Black Pimpernel, a true story about the Swedish ambassador Harald Edelstam and his fight to save the lives of thousands of refugees during the Chilean military coup in 1973; and Heaven and Hell, a documentary about the hypocrisy surrounding religion, politics and the porn industry in the Bible Belt states of America.


Films due to start production in the summer are Flower in Brazil and Primal Scream.


Intandem said the films would be marketed at the Cannes Film Festival in May.


Entrepreneur chairman Gary Smith said: "We are pleased to have added a portfolio of thrillers and horror films to our sales slate and are delighted at the quality of producers being attracted to Intandem, particularly in the United States."


In February Intandem reported a turnover for the six months to December 31 of 438,000 compared to the previous figure of 343,000.


The loss for the half year came in at 138,000.


However, Intandem insisted that the loss was "significantly less" than the 431,000 deficit which it posted in the six months to June 2005.

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Haven't checked this out in a while. Cannes is just around the corner and the company seems bullish from the above posts. I lost a bit of interest after Stoned but it looks as though they could be coming good with these new films

Heavy buying this morning !

I'm excited about "A Flower In Brazil" because it is going to star Jon Voight, Donald Sutherland and Pierce Brosnan.
These are heavyweights and so the budget is going to be large - good for Intandem Films.

Cannes Film Festival shorlty so hopefully some distribution news to follow.

Intandem on board for sales of new Carry On film Screendaily 04:06

Major deal !

There's a piece on this in the Independent today. Carry On Intandem!

Good article on page 3 (sic) of The Mail today; Gary Smith delighted etc.

Should be fantastic, huge opportunity for little Intandem with Shane Ritchie, Vinnie Jones and some swedish nympho attracting the crowds!