Blanc-Biehn Production Slated To Show Six Films At AFM

Actress, producer and director Jennifer Blanc-Biehn (Everly, Havenhurst, The Victim) and Husband/Actor/Director/Producer Michael Biehn (The Victim, The Terminator, Aliens) will be screening six films from Blanc/Biehn Productions, all of which will be for sale to markets at the American Film Market (AFM) November 5^th through November 12^th in Santa Monica, California. For more information please go to http://www.americanfilmmarket.com.

Blanc/Biehn will host 2 screenings of the film ‘Hidden in The Woods,’ with the film’s international distributor Dimitri Stephanides of WTF in attendance. The film ‘The Girl’ will be represented by Taylor & Dodge. “Treachery”, for foreign sales, will be represented by Yossi Becher and Richie Chance through Wonderworks, who are working on other films produced by Blanc/Biehn Productions.

‘Hidden in the Woods’ is a dark controversial remake of the Spanish-language thriller based on a true story. ‘The Girl’ is a harrowing tale of a kidnapped girl who is rescued by a young boy, and in return is compelled to save him from the horrors that lie in his home. ‘Treachery’ is a tense thriller that takes place during a violent storm, trapping a wedding party inside a remote house for a very long weekend. What was supposed to be joyous marriage celebration quickly disintegrates as an already tense father/son relationship, turns darker, unraveling a barrage of deep-seeded secrets that spiral into a dangerous web of lies, deceit and treachery.

‘Hidden in the Woods’ Screenings:
Thursday, Nov. 6th - 11:00 AM - Fairmont #2
Sunday, Nov. 9th - 5:00 PM - Fairmont #2
http://www.thefilmcatalogue.com/catalog/FilmDetail.php?id=17887

Founded in 1981, the American Film Market (AFM) quickly became the premiere global marketplace where Hollywood’s decision-makers and trendsetters all gather under one roof. AFM is the largest annual motion picture trade event where 8,000 film & TV industry leaders from 70 countries come for 8 days of deal-making, conference & more Unlike a film festival, the AFM is a marketplace where production and distribution deals are closed. In just eight days, more than $800 million in deals will be sealed — on both completed films and those in every stage of development and production — making AFM the must-attend industry event.