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Pictured Lise Romanoff with Adam Wright in their Cannes Office facing the red carpet - Photo Bruno Chatelin

Vision Films, a leading worldwide independent distributor of feature films, documentary specials, television series, music and reality programming, announces today their representation of all Regent Entertainment titles worldwide. The agreement with Regent Releasing (a division of Regent Entertainment) marks another important milestone in Regent’s growth, reinforcing the diversity of programs the company continues to offer and its increasing presence in the domestic and international film markets.

Under this new partnership, Vision Films will represent feature films and television programs from the extensive Regent library in both U.S and international territories. The deal takes effect immediately and will include award-winning titles such as Departures, the Academy Award® winner for Best Foreign Language Film, Gods and Monsters, the Academy Award® winner for Best Adapted Screenplay starring Brendan Fraser, Ian McKellen and Lynn Redgrave, Teen Monster starring Ryan Reynolds and Shelly Duvall, Gen-Y Cops starring Paul Rudd and Maggie Q, Rated X, starring Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, Stephanie Daley, starring Tilda Swinton, Amber Tamblyn and Constance Wu, Harlan County War starring Holly Hunter and Stellan Skarsgard, Possessed starring Timothy Dalton and Christopher Plummer, and many more.

CEO / Managing Director of Vision Films, Lise Romanoff says: “We have had a long-lasting relationship with Paul Colichman, Mark Harris, Peter Dekom and Steve Jarchow and Regent Entertainment and we are extremely pleased to be representing their library, including an array of high quality movies that are available in multiple languages for re-issue and new licenses.”

Vision Films is a worldwide distributor and sales agent and the partnership marks further growth to their significant library of content. Vision Films have also partnered with Trafalgar Releasing to bring feature documentary Living in the Future’s Past produced and presented by Jeff Bridges to U.S. theaters on October 5th. Vision Films will be exhibiting new acquisitions for 2018/19 at this years annual Toronto International Film Festival, including action movies Point Man and Betrayed, family movies Cecil and Bennett’s Song, a top-selling romantic comedy 5 Weddings and the worlds first 100% charitable movie benefiting children with cancer The Healer.

Steve Jarchow, Regent Chairman observed, “Our partnership with Vision Films allows us to focus on our television and streaming networks, a profitable and growing business. They are also sourcing financing and pre-sales, an incredibly valuable initiative.”

About Regent: 
Regent Entertainment was founded in 1995 by Paul Colichman, Mark Harris, Peter Dekom and Steve Jarchow. The company has offices in Los Angeles and Dallas where it produces, acquires and distributes motion pictures and television series. Regent is debt free and owns virtually all of its work. The company has successfully adapted to changes in digital media and technology. Recently, Regent has focused on re-acquiring its film rights and acquiring new rights in the form of individual titles and libraries. The company has re-acquired rights from Octagon Investment Management Ltd., Christopher GmbH, Merrill Lynch Mortgage Capital Inc. and others.

About Vision Films: 
Vision Films is an Independent Worldwide Distributor and VOD Aggregator of over 800 Feature Films, Documentaries and Music Programs across all available rights from Theatrical, DVD, Television and VOD/Digital Media in both the International and Domestic marketplaces.