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Q & A: How Willimon Runs Fincher's 'House ...Bridging Hollywood and Latin America, Bernal & Luna's Canana Join Forces with IM Global to Create Mundial
Gael Garcia Bernal
Mundial will function as a powerful new player linking the US and Latin American film industries, and will rep 8-10 titles per year. The first three titles in Mundial's pipeline come from Canana: Mariana Chenillo's "Paradise," Michael Rowe's "Manto acuifero" and Luna's second English-language directorial outing, "Mr. Pig" (currently slated for a late 2013 production).
While most sales companies shopping Latin American titles are either boutique or Europe-based, Mundial will strive to be different by combining the local credibility of Canana with the industry wherewithall of IM Global.
Check out our TOH! interviews with Luna here, and with Bernal here.
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