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UK-Based Sales Company CrossBorder Films To Launch Head Of Cannes

UK-Based Sales Company CrossBorder Films To Launch Head Of Cannes
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CrossBorder Films, a new London-based sales company, has launched ahead of this year’s Cannes Market.  The company will be led by Alla May. Before launching the company, she worked across the European film and television landscape, including Evil Doghouse, a co-producer of Hatching and Alma. The inaugural CrossBorder Films slate include the Australian relationship comedy […]

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