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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

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!

Intandem takes on "Carry on London" [ 17/05/2006 ]

CARRY ON TO DO IT FOR THE 32ND TIME

By Sherna Noah, PA Showbusiness Correspondent, in Cannes

Ex-EastEnder Shane Richie, Vinnie Jones and Victoria Silvstedt are set to star in a 32nd Carry On film, it was announced today. The movie, Carry On London, centres around a limousine company, Lennys Limos, hired to ferry celebrities to the Herberts, a fictitious version of the Oscars
in the capital.

Film-makers promise the usual Carry On ingredients of saucy humour, riotous slapstick and double entendres in the politically-incorrect movie.

The decision to bring Carry On back to life was first announced in 2003 but
hit financial problems. The original cast, which included Ex-EastEnders Danniella Westbrook and Shaun
Williamson, (Barry Evans), as well as It Girl Lady Isabella Hervey, dropped
out. Now the famous franchise is being re-launched with a new producer, writing
team, director and film company. Peter Richardson, best known for TV comedy The Comic Strip Presents..., is directing the #6.4 million feature film. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star and former footballer Jones, 41, plays London nightclub owner and gangster Tony Le Berc, known as two fingers Tony. Richie, 42, best known as Alfie Moon in EastEnders, has been cast as the lead character, limo company owner Lenny.

Swedish blonde and former Playboy Playmate of the Year Victoria Silvstedt, 31, plays a starlet being ferried to the awards ceremony. Other characters include scoundrel and magazine publisher Sir Desmond Uppingham Knightly and LA film boss I. P. Freely. The new cast was announced in Cannes in the run-up to the film festival, which opens tomorrow.

The last attempt to resurrect the Carry On franchise ended badly, with 1992s Carry on Columbus.
The film featured alternative comedians like Rik Mayall, Alexei Sayle and Julian Clary, alongside Carry On star Jim Dale. Barbara Windsor was said to have turned down a chance to star in the film
after reading the script. The movie was panned by critics and did not take off at the box office.

Now film-makers are keen to give the British stalwart another go, with an international cast to boost its profile abroad. A total of 30 Carry On films were made between 1958 and 1978 at the Pinewood studios, directed by Gerald Thomas. Carry Ons innuendo-laden humour and sending up of British institutions
reached a peak of popularity in the 1960s. The films, still today regularly screened on TV, established the careers of some of Britains best-loved comedy actors, including Kenneth Williams, Barbara Windsor, Sid James and Hattie Jacques. Carry On London will be shot in and around the capital and at Pinewood Shepperton Film Studios this summer.

Richie said: Like many people I grew up with the Carry On movies and was thrilled to be asked to star in the new film. The original films, packed with double entendres and hilarious comedy, kept us all laughing for over 30 years, so its a great honour not only to be asked to be part of the new film but also to be carrying on a wonderful tradition.

Im really looking forward to it, Matron! Jones said: Its great to be part of such a wonderful comedy tradition. It really kept me laughing through my youth so its great news that Im part
of that tradition and able to introduce it to my own kids.

Director Richardson said: Fans of the Carry On film around the world should be thrilled that this great British institution is returning in all its glorious vulgarity and will feature Britains best comic actors who are standing by to camp it up for all their worth. I am proud to be involved in such a politically incorrect and extremely funny film. Carry On creator Peter Rogers, 92, on board as the films executive producer, added: Here we go again.

The franchise is being re-launched by UK film company Intandem Films and British producer Chris Chrisafis, known for Where The Truth Lies, and The Count of Monte Cristo. Gary Smith, chief executive of Intandem Films, said: Carry On is such a
successful and powerful franchise. We believe that this film will certainly please the faithful fans but also appeal to a young new audience unfamiliar with the legacy of Carry On who simply
want to be entertained by a laugh-out-loud quality comedy.

Got a mention on my local radio station yesterday about the Carry on London movie. I am hoping this is going to turn IFM from a small company into something much larger. The slate of films on their website is quite impressive now.

Chart starting to look very tempting.

Online prices now creeping higher after the 100K buy. Results at CFL may give this a little boost.

Another new film added

http://www.intandemfilms.com/news/father-screendaily.htm

Offer price has now moved up from 3.2 to 3.4 after todays buys.

Good news today but seems someone took the opportunity to sell.

They drop it 22% on a 130K sell.

LOL

BRUSSELS (AFX) - The European Commission said it has cleared the UK's film tax incentive scheme under aid rules.

The scheme, approved until the end of March 2012 on the basis of revised criteria, aims to use tax-based incentives to encourage filmmakers to produce cultural British films.

The aid takes the form of an enhanced tax deduction and a payable film tax credit.

UK authorities have undertaken to modify the film tax incentive scheme, if necessary, in accordance with any changes to the state aid rules in the audiovisual sector.

The total yearly budget for the UK film tax incentive amounts to 120 mln stg.

simon.zekaria@afxnews.com

interesting news here last week has prompted a rise

Nice for those still holding.

http://www.intandemfilms.com/movies/father.htm

Good to see interest picking up again and amove in the right direction.More buying today at this low price as well.

vimalgrover - 31 Oct'07 - 18:35 - 67 of 70


Hopefully progress going on behind the scenes

Here's the line up for the American Film Market:

http://www.afmfilms.org/catalog/index.php?selBrowseBy=sTitleSorted&sSearchFor=intandem&selSearchBy=AllFields&sFilmType=All&sAction=Search&StartAt=0&sFilter=%25&sDatFilter=2007%2F10%2F31&selResultsPerPage=&sFavEmail=0&selAdvSort=sTitleSorted&selAdvSortDir=asc

15 films in all being sold / promo'd

The IFM website has been updated with news:

http://www.intandemfilms.com/news/index.htm

The Radical Comics website is being updated - still not fully functional:

http://www.radicalcomics.com/

Blatant Pictures website showing IFM's Soho address:

http://www.blatantpictures.com/

I think results are due from IFM in the next month or so. Hopefully we will have good sales from the AFM. 'And When' is due for release in the US soon and early next year 'Gallowwalker'.

IFM have also set up a section in the 'Specialist Auctions' website for film memorabilia. It has each film listed but is currently empty. Perhaps they will end up selling props etc in the future.

http://www.specialistauctions.com/categories.php?parent=7637&show=subcats

Finally - I'm unable to access it because it's for institutions only, but St. Helen's Capital have released their broker report at the end of August:

http://www.sthelenscapital.com/research.asp

(go down to the menu and select 'AIM')

Vimal

vimalgrover - 4 Nov'07 - 12:48 - 68 of 70


Further news:

New film agreement from the AFM: 'Blown'

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3iffd111966f0eedabaceff6421400d0a2

From a link on imdb, 'And when did you last see your father?' has been nominated for 7 awards at the British Independent Film Awards, Nov 28:

http://www.bifa.org.uk/film/825/And_When_Did_You_Last_See_Your_Father%3F.html

Best Technical Achievement (Trevor Waite)
Best Performance by an Actor in a British Independent Film (Jim Broadbent)
Best British Independent Film
Best Director of a British Independent Film (Anand Tucker)
Best Performance by a Supporting Actor or Actress in a British Independent Film (Colin Firth)
Most Promising Newcomer (Matthew Beard)
Best Screenplay (David Nicholls)


and (old site), British Council still has Intandem for the 'Villa Golitsyn':

http://www.britfilms.com/britishfilms/inprogress/?&skip=120

Another article today from the Hollywood reporter, saying that 'How to lose friends' has a US deal pending. There is also a quote from Gary Smith saying that interest in IFM's slate has been good...

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i84fb2b620c84a38590e007a7714d9d83

Nice to see someone buying today.

Issued by Citigate Dewe Rogerson Ltd, Birmingham
Date: Thursday, 13 December 2007
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Intandem Films Plc
("the Company")
Annual General Meeting Statement
Intandem Films Plc, the AIM-listed feature film financing and sales company,
announces that at its Annual General Meeting held today at 12.00 noon, all
resolutions were passed.
Gary Smith, the Chairman said:"We are very pleased with the progress being made by the Company and we are
anticipating a significant improvement on the full year's results to 30 June
2008."The Report and Accounts for the year ended 30 June 2007 are available on the
Company's website www.intandemfilms.com.

Intandem has 'Blown' funds for Fiennes [ 03/11/2007 ]
Filmmaker Martha Fiennes has enlisted U.K.-based sales and finance house Intandem Films to put together the financing on her $15 million-budgeted espionage thriller "Blown."

Fiennes, who directed "Chromophobia" and "Onegin," is gearing up to helm "Blown," which details the story of a ruthless MI5 agent working in the world of espionage.

Thandie Newton is attached to play a high-class call girl in the film, and Intandem is in talks with agencies to attract other talent.

Fiennes is working with producer Shani Hinton, who has worked on several Woody Allen movies.

Production is scheduled for second-quarter 2008.

Intandem CEO Gary Smith said packaging "Blown" elevates his company's ambition to grow into being "a major supplier of quality, commercial films."

Added Smith: "We are thrilled to be working with Martha, who is a really creative talent, and the cast that this project is attracting."

By Stuart Kemp, Hollywood Reporter

Intandem books strong AFM sales on How To Lose Friends [ 20/11/2007 ]
UK-based sales company Intandem Films has reported a strong level of sales done at the recent AFM.

Robert B Weide's How To Lose Friends And Alienate People, starring Kirsten Dunst and Simon Pegg, was sold to Germany (Concorde/Telemunchen), Italy (Mikado), Portugal (Lusomundo), Turkey (Sanat Ozen), Korea (MFI), Poland (Hagi) and Benelux (RCV).
Intandem also structured the finance for that project, now in post. Paramount Pictures International previously acquired rights for the UK, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
Stephen Woolley and Liz Karlsen produce for Number 9 Films, with financing from Aramid, Film 4 and the UK Film Council.
Also at AFM, Intandem announced it will handle sales for Rob Prior and Paul Jenkins' Tatua, working with producers Todd Breau and Kari Hollen and executive producer Martin Katz. The cast is being finalised, but the concept was strong enough to sell the project to Benelux (Bridge) and Portugal (Lusomundo).
Also being pre-sold, Intandem has Martha Fiennes' espionage thriller Blown, based on George Tiffin's script and with Thandie Newton attached. The project went to Portugal (Lusomundo) and Russia/CIS (Luxor).
Intandem director Andrew Brown said: "Despite this so-called industry malaise we have benefited from our best year yet at the AFM with 26 territory sales across our slate of major titles."
Intandem Director Billy Hurman added that How To Lose Friends was a particular highlight after its promo reel screenings at AFM. "The reaction we have had from all territories shows that it is a commercial film that translates into different cultures and therefore has formidable worldwide appeal," he said.

Wendy Mitchell, Screen Daily