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Latido Films

Latido Films is a Madrid-based international sales agent actively representing a broadened slate of arthouse dramas, elevated genre titles, dark comedies, and remake-driven properties across world markets.

Current mandate

Latido Films is actively selling international rights across a deliberately diversified slate, positioning itself to serve producers navigating a fragmented global marketplace. The company handles arthouse and crossover dramas, elevated Latin fantasy and horror, dark comedy anthologies, and properties with remake potential. Remake rights represent a parallel growth axis: Indian remake rights to "Under Therapy" have closed with Alliance Media and Entertainment following earlier deals in the U.S. and Israel, while "Homo Sapiens?" is generating considerable remake interest across multiple markets. Jim Sheridan's judicial drama "Re-Creation" has been placed in Spain, Australia/New Zealand, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Portugal, and Greece, with airline rights set and U.S. and U.K. negotiations ongoing. "The Whisper" has drawn offers from Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. Festival breakouts such as "Deaf" and music documentary "The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés" are in advanced negotiations for Latin America. The Colombian drama "The Awakening" is also on the active slate. Latido's catalog title "Champions" has sold to more than 50 territories and grossed $28 million worldwide, with an Italian remake now in production with Ascent Film, underscoring the company's track record in driving long-tail value from its library. Producers seeking international placement or remake monetization should approach Latido with completed or near-completed films that carry crossover or genre appeal, particularly those with a strong local performance record that can anchor remake conversations.

Signature peaks

  • 6+ territories Re-Creation Territory Placements — Spain, Australia/NZ, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Portugal, Greece confirmed; U.S. and U.K. in negotiation
  • 3 active properties Remake Pipeline — Under Therapy (India closed), Homo Sapiens? (multiple markets), Champions (Italian remake in production)
  • 14 Decision Makers Tracked — Across 17 total records in the past 12 months

Mandate dimensions

Genre focus
historical drama, thriller, war drama
Territory focus
international
Budget tier (observed)
€4 million ($4.65 million)
Access pattern
Latido Films is most reliably accessed through the major international film markets, particularly Cannes, AFM, and EFM Berlin, where the company maintains an active sales presence. With 14 decision makers tracked, the organization has meaningful depth for outreach. Producers should lead with completed or near-completed projects that carry festival credentials, strong local box office performance, or demonstrable remake potential, as these are the criteria Latido has publicly identified as generating buyer and remake-market interest. Direct Madrid office contact is the appropriate channel outside of market periods.
Deal structure
Latido structures deals on a territory-by-territory basis for international rights, including theatrical, airline, and ancillary windows. Remake rights are negotiated as a separate and increasingly prominent revenue stream, with deals closed in India, the U.S., Israel, and Italy across multiple titles. The company's budget range is reported at approximately €4 million (around $4.65 million). Deal timelines vary by territory; some placements close in parallel across multiple markets while others, such as the U.S. and U.K. for 'Re-Creation,' remain in extended negotiation.

Market context

"We could see that the market was evolving and changing fast and we had to be ready to offer alternatives, which we have done, and we are pleased that in a market as complex as the world market nowadays we are able to bring results to the producers."

Latido Films is actively selling international rights across a deliberately diversified slate, positioning itself to serve producers navigating a fragmented global marketplace. The company handles arthouse and crossover dramas, elevated Latin fantasy and horror, dark comedy anthologies, and properties with remake potential. Remake rights represent a parallel growth axis: Indian remake rights to "Under Therapy" have closed with Alliance Media and Entertainment following earlier deals in the U.S. and Israel, while "Homo Sapiens?" is generating considerable remake interest across multiple markets. Jim Sheridan's judicial drama "Re-Creation" has been placed in Spain, Australia/New Zealand, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Portugal, and Greece, with airline rights set and U.S. and U.K. negotiations ongoing. "The Whisper" has drawn offers from Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. Festival breakouts such as "Deaf" and music documentary "The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés" are in advanced negotiations for Latin America. The Colombian drama "The Awakening" is also on the active slate. Latido's catalog title "Champions" has sold to more than 50 territories and grossed $28 million worldwide, with an Italian remake now in production with Ascent Film, underscoring the company's track record in driving long-tail value from its library. Producers seeking international placement or remake monetization should approach Latido with completed or near-completed films that carry crossover or genre appeal, particularly those with a strong local performance record that can anchor remake conversations.

Common questions about Latido Films

What films does Latido Films currently represent for international sales?

Latido's active slate includes Jim Sheridan's judicial drama 'Re-Creation,' the Colombian drama 'The Awakening,' dark comedy 'Homo Sapiens?,' thriller 'The Whisper,' festival breakout 'Deaf,' and music documentary 'The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés.' The company also continues to generate deals from catalog titles such as 'Champions' and 'Under Therapy.' The slate spans arthouse drama, elevated genre, dark comedy, and remake-driven properties, reflecting a deliberate broadening of the types of films Latido represents.

Does Latido Films do pre-sales or only finished films?

Latido operates across both finished films and pre-sales in the international market. The company's recent activity shows territory-by-territory placement deals consistent with a pre-sales and finished-film sales model. Producers with projects at script or production stage that carry crossover or genre appeal, particularly those with remake potential, are the most relevant fit. The company has noted it is actively seeking to offer alternatives to producers as the market evolves, suggesting openness to early-stage engagement on the right material.

Which markets does Latido Films sell into?

Latido sells across a broad range of international territories. Recent confirmed deals span Europe (Spain, Portugal, Greece, Bulgaria, Italy), Asia-Pacific (Australia/New Zealand, Taiwan), the Middle East (Israel), Eastern Europe (Romania, Poland in talks), Latin America (advanced negotiations ongoing), and India. The U.S. and U.K. are in active negotiation for 'Re-Creation.' Airline rights have also been set for that title. Asia and Latin America are noted as active markets for 'The Whisper' and the music documentary slate.

How do you reach Latido Films or submit a project?

Latido Films is based in Madrid and is most accessible through the major international film markets, including Cannes, the American Film Market, and the European Film Market in Berlin, where the company maintains a consistent presence. Fourteen decision makers are currently tracked across the organization. Producers and filmmakers seeking representation should approach with completed or near-completed projects, ideally accompanied by festival selection, strong local box office, or clear remake potential, as these are the signals Latido has publicly cited as driving buyer interest.

What are Latido Films' strongest territories for closing deals?

Based on recent deal activity, Spain and Andorra, Greece, and Latin America emerge as consistently active territories for Latido. The company has closed deals in these markets across multiple titles simultaneously, including 'Homo Sapiens?,' 'Re-Creation,' 'Deaf,' and 'The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés.' India has become a notable growth market following the closure of Indian remake rights to 'Under Therapy' with Alliance Media and Entertainment and the wide release of the Indian remake of 'Champions.' Eastern Europe (Romania, Bulgaria, Poland) also features regularly in recent placement activity.

Is Latido Films actively acquiring new titles or closing deals right now?

Latido's latest tracked signal is dated May 2026, with 17 total records logged in the past 12 months and a deal velocity of 1 in the most recent 30-day window. While no new acquisitions have been recorded in the most recent period, multiple titles are in active or advanced negotiations, including 'Re-Creation' for the U.S. and U.K., 'Homo Sapiens?' for Poland and remake markets, and 'Deaf' and 'The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés' for Latin America. The company is actively selling rather than acquiring at this moment.

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