Variety | 2017San Sebastian Festival

San Sebastian: Latido Films, Colombia's 64-A Films Strike Sales Alliance (EXCLUSIVE)

SAN SEBASTIAN -- Madrid-based Latido Films and Colombia's 64-A Films have pacted for Latido to take world sales rights on two anticipated films from top Colombian director Carlos Moreno ("Dog Eat Dog," "All Your Dead Ones").

By John Hopewell

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