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exlud

08/13/11 12:27 PM

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Apparently this is on hold (at best):
RW filed 8/4/10
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1407384/000095012310072328/0000950123-10-072328-index.htm

15-15D filed 8/11/10
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1407384/000095012310076079/0000950123-10-076079-index.htm

Old news at this point, but it'll save somebody time digging around.
If they ever do decide to go public (and I'm not holding my breath) it might be worth looking into.

The Film Department Holdings, Inc. (TFDI)

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The Film Department is an independent motion picture finance and production company that produces star-driven commercial movies with net budgets between $10 and $45 million. In its first two years of existence, TFD has demonstrated an ability to develop, produce and sell star-driven, moderate-cost, studio-quality films to the marketplace. The Company has assembled a slate of 20 commercial projects worthy of national release including Law Abiding Citizen, starring Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx (which has earned more than $70 million at the North American box office in its first six weeks of release); The Rebound, starring Catherine Zeta-Jones (recently completed and now targeted for a Spring 2010 U.S. theatrical release by TFD); and Earthbound, starring Kate Hudson (scheduled to start production in January 2010). The Company was founded in 2007 by Mark Gill and Neil Sacker, a veteran and widely recognized management team with more than 40 years of combined experience in the film industry. In their previous roles as senior executives, they were responsible for three of the most successful independent films of the past few years—Crash, March of the Penguins and Good Night, and Good Luck—as well as many of the most profitable independent films of all-time including The Talented Mr. Ripley, Frida, In the Bedroom, Under the Tuscan Sun and The Illusionist. Films in which they have had significant involvement as executives and/or producers have earned mor than $1.1 billion at the worldwide box office.