Darclight Films was formed in 2004 as the genre division of Arclight Films. The Darclight banner encompasses a wide variety of genres including thriller, action, science fiction and horror.
Recent successes under the Darclight banner include the 2005 hit Wolf Creek, supernatural thriller The Objective directed by the Blair Witch Project creator Dan Myrick, and Already Dead, a recent worldwide acquisition by Sony.
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Gary Hamilton's Arclight Films has boarded international rights to William Tell: The Legend to be produced by Alison Semenza and Todd Moyer's fledgling Flagship Films.
Jim Caveziel and Til Schweiger will star in the action-oriented treatment of the Swiss legend about Tell, who sparked the Austrian uprising that led to the formation of Switzerland after he was ordered to shoot an apple off his son's head for defying a local Hapsburg ruler.
Nick Hurran will direct from a screenplay he co-wrote with Scott Reynolds and principal photography is scheduled to begin on September 1 in Romania. More >
Gary Hamilton's Arclight Films has partnered with Jeff Most Productions to develop and produce the $15m live-action production RAZOR.
Arclight is handling worldwide rights on the project is based on Everette Hartsoe's biggest selling female comic action hero and is scheduled to begin shooting in early 2010 in Australia.
Jeff Most and Hamilton are producing and Arclight's president of sales and acquisitions Pascal Borno serves as executive producer. More >
IFC Films has confirmed its US acquisition of Daniel Myrick's supernatural thriller The Objective, which premiered at Tribeca 2008.
The Objective will open on February 4 through IFC's theatrical and VOD day-and-date distribution platform IFC In Theaters. The Objective will also go through IFC Entertainment's exclusive deal with Blockbuster.
IFC's director of acquisitions and production Lizzie Nastro negotiated the deal with producer Jeremy Wall and Lina Marrone from Arclight. More >