See-Saw signs $50 million film financing deal with Entourage Ventures

See-Saw Films has secured up to $50 million in equity financing from Paris-based Entourage Ventures for a slate of feature films over the next three years. The British-Australian company, recently acquired by Mediawan, will retain creative control over development, production and sales.

The multi-year partnership allows See-Saw to move away from traditional pre-sales financing and gain greater flexibility in structuring deals. See-Saw is known for television series such as Slow Horses and Heartstopper as well as films including The Power of the Dog, The Son and The King’s Speech. Upcoming projects include Tenzing for Apple Original Films and Heartstopper Forever for Netflix.

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David Ellison, chairman and CEO of Paramount Skydance, reaffirmed plans to release 30 films theatrically each year following the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The company anticipates significantly lower theatrical revenue in 2026 despite nearly doubling its film slate. Ellison described the pending acquisition as a 'powerful accelerant' to the company's strategy.

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A group of Hollywood actors gathered at the Sundance Mountain Resort in late June to seek funding for socially impactful film projects through the Harbor Fund. The third annual Harbor Film Forum connected celebrities with high-net-worth donors.

Recent announcements highlight ongoing developments in action, horror, and documentary films.

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Fathom Entertainment has acquired U.S. theatrical distribution rights for the French docudrama Sacred Heart. The film, directed by Steven Gunnell and Sabrina Gunnell, will receive a limited release June 9-11 and June 14 in English-dubbed and Spanish-language versions. It explores the origins of the Catholic devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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