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TDGI recovering nicely
Got some
BEDA will try to get in at open. If not I will not chase
No problem
We will know when they file. Until it is filed nothing is official.
I believe they were checking with lawyers to see if vote needed. I never felt there was a need. I am thinking the officers own the majority, so no vote needed
Posted by: southernnoise Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 2:46:24 PM
In reply to: southernnoise who wrote msg# 21597 Post # of 21605
Direct Quote: Hannover House Amended Articles of Incorporation for TDGI with WY SOS, reducing A/S to 700-MM are now filed; should be posted on their site later this week (but it's now formal).
TDGI NEWS
NEWS --
NEW YORK, NY, Mar 30, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
"happythankyoumoreplease," the 2010 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award
winning debu t from writer-director-actor Josh Radnor ("How I Met Your Mother"),
has been picked up for North American release by the film division of publisher
Hannover House, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Target Development Group, Inc.
(PINKSHEETS: TDGI) (Other: www.HannoverHouse.com). The romantic comedy will open
at theaters August 27th in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and
Dallas, with an expansion the following weekend to all top 25 markets
nationwide.
"This is a major acquisition for Hannover House," said C.E.O. Eric Parkinson.
"The film is very accessible to a broad range of audiences and we think it has
terrific commercial potential. We believe that 'happythankyoumoreplease' is the
most commercial film to come out of Sundance in years."
"We are thrilled to work with the team at Hannover House," said Radnor. "Their
enthusiasm to bring this film to audiences matches the enthusiasm of all of us
that worked to make it."
"happythankyoumoreplease" centers around six New Yorkers in their
late-twenties/early-thirties struggling with love and adulthood. Josh Radnor
stars as Sam, a struggling writer with commitment issues. While riding the
subway one day, Sam meets a young boy who has been separated from his foster
parents and a friendship ensues.
Sam's colorful group of friends include Annie (Malin Akerman "Watchman,"
"Couples Retreat"), who has a rare medical condition and an unhealthy pattern of
dating the wrong men; Mary Catherine (Zoe Kazan "It's Complicated) and Charlie
(Pablo Schreiber "The Wire" ), a couple whose relationship is tested by a
potential move to Los Angeles; and Mississippi (Kate Mara "We Are Marshall,"
"Brokeback Mountain" ), an aspiring singer who catches Sam's eye.
In addition to winning the prestigious Audience Award at the 2010 Sundance Film
Festival, "happythankyoumoreplease" has generated positive reviews including
ac colades from New York Magazine, Hollywood Reporter and Screen International,
and will be the Opening Night feature at next month's Gen Arts Film Festival in
New York City and the Centerpiece Film of the San Francisco International Film
Festival.
"happythankyoumoreplease" was written and directed by Josh Radnor. Producers
were Jesse Hara of Tom Sawyer Entertainment, Benji Kohn, Chris Papavasiliou and
Austin Stark of Paper Street Films. Executive Producers were Glenn Williamson,
Peter Sterling, and Bingo Gubelmann.
The deal was brokered on behalf of the producers by Andrew Hurwitz and Alan
Sacks of Shreck Rose Dapello Adams & Hurwitz LLP.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the
meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of
1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby.
Although the company believes t hat the assumptions underlying the
forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no
assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove
accurate.
To the MoooooooooooN
It came down because a large share holder sold. Level 2 showed it all.
TSNP to the moon long and strong. People do not sell, MM playing games. Going to see a dollar soon.
Now if I could do that with a straight face on more stocks, I would be a millionaire buy now. lol
On a serious note still like TSNP for a bit of a run.
Yea and I fell for it. :)
Spoke to soon. They are back damn
They moved to .54 cool
My favorite stock TDGI
LOS ANGELES, CA, Mar 26, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Following an
enthusiastic reception from key theater chains at last week's ShoWes t convention
in Las Vegas, Hannover House, the film and video distribution division of Target
Development Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: TDGI) (Other:
www.TargetDevelopmentGroup.com, www.HannoverHouse.com), has boldly set the
national theatrical release date of director Joel Schumacher's teen thriller,
"TWELVE" for Friday, July 2. The holiday weekend date slots the R-Rated "Twelve"
against the PG-13 rated "Twilight Eclipse" and the "The Last Airbender" to
provide movie goers with a true, alternative option.
"We had been considering both June 18 and July 16 as possible release dates,"
said Hannover C.E.O. Eric Parkinson. "But every weekend this summer will have
two or more major new releases and finding the best opening was a challenge.
Looking at the competitive release options, we felt that the edgier and
slightly-older appeal of 'Twelve' would be a great alternative to the
younger-skewing 'Eclipse' and 'Airbender' for the major, Fourth Of July holiday
weekend. We're launching 'Twelve' on 250 screens, which enables us to target
only the very best, high-traffic locations. Based on the results from the
opening weekend launch, we will be in a terrific position expand the release and
add markets throughout the summer," Parkinson concluded.
The release date and marketing strategy for "Twelve" was developed for Hannover
House by theatrical distribution veteran Tom Ortenberg, whose previous positions
as Distribution President for Lionsgate Films and The Weinstein Company resulted
in many significant box office successes, including the summer 2009 release of
"Inglorious Basterds."
The marketing campaign for "Twelve" will concentrate on young adults, 18 to 34
years old, with internet, social networking and other alternative media
dominating over traditional advertising modes. Trailers, posters and standees at
theaters will also be supported with Billboards, Radio and Te levision
Advertising to build consumer awareness and demand.
"We expect a lot of traffic in theaters for the Fourth-Of-July holiday weekend,"
said Parkinson. "It's a great opportunity to expose 'Twelve' to millions of
moviegoers, and in many cases, to capture overflow business. We embrace this
bold strategy and anticipate favorable results."
"Twelve" is the newest feature film from legendary director Joel Schumacher,
whose prior works have generated more than $1-billion in domestic box office
ticket sales. The film was based on the best-selling novel by Nick McDonnell,
and was produced by Charlie Corwin and Ted Field from a screenplay by Jordan
Melamed. "Twelve" stars an impressive cast of beautiful talent, including Chace
Crawford ("Gossip Girl"), Emma Roberts ("Valentine's Day"), Curtis '50-Cent'
Jackson (Multi-platinum selling recording artist), Rory Culkin ("Lymelife"), Zoe
Kravitz ("The Brave One"), Esti Ginzburg ("Sports I llustrated" model), Emily
Meade ("My Soul To Take"), Ellen Barkin ("Oceans 13") and Kiefer Sutherland
("24") as narrator.
The film was the closing night feature at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in
January, and was an independent showcase title at last week's ShoWest convention
in Las Vegas.
Other notable films from Joel Schumacher include "St. Elmo's Fire",
"Flatliners", "The Lost Boys", "Batman Forever", "Batman and Robin", "A Time To
Kill", "The Number 23", "The Client", "Phantom of the Opera", "Phone Booth" and
seventeen more.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the
meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of
1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby.
Although the company believes that the assumptions underlying the
forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no
assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove
accurate.
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For more information contact
Susannah Patton at 479-751-4500 / email: Susannah@HannoverHouse.com
SOURCE: Target Development Group, Inc
CONTACT: mailto:Susannah@HannoverHouse.com
Copyright 2010 Marketwire, Inc., All rights reserved.
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SUBJECT CODE: Media and Entertainment:Books and Publishing
Professional Services:Advertising, PR and Marketing
& nbsp; Media and Entertainment:Movies
TDGI
LOS ANGELES, CA, Mar 26, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Following an
enthusiastic reception from key theater chains at last week's ShoWes t convention
in Las Vegas, Hannover House, the film and video distribution division of Target
Development Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: TDGI) (Other:
www.TargetDevelopmentGroup.com, www.HannoverHouse.com), has boldly set the
national theatrical release date of director Joel Schumacher's teen thriller,
"TWELVE" for Friday, July 2. The holiday weekend date slots the R-Rated "Twelve"
against the PG-13 rated "Twilight Eclipse" and the "The Last Airbender" to
provide movie goers with a true, alternative option.
"We had been considering both June 18 and July 16 as possible release dates,"
said Hannover C.E.O. Eric Parkinson. "But every weekend this summer will have
two or more major new releases and finding the best opening was a challenge.
Looking at the competitive release options, we felt that the edgier and
slightly-older appeal of 'Twelve' would be a great alternative to the
younger-skewing 'Eclipse' and 'Airbender' for the major, Fourth Of July holiday
weekend. We're launching 'Twelve' on 250 screens, which enables us to target
only the very best, high-traffic locations. Based on the results from the
opening weekend launch, we will be in a terrific position expand the release and
add markets throughout the summer," Parkinson concluded.
The release date and marketing strategy for "Twelve" was developed for Hannover
House by theatrical distribution veteran Tom Ortenberg, whose previous positions
as Distribution President for Lionsgate Films and The Weinstein Company resulted
in many significant box office successes, including the summer 2009 release of
"Inglorious Basterds."
The marketing campaign for "Twelve" will concentrate on young adults, 18 to 34
years old, with internet, social networking and other alternative media
dominating over traditional advertising modes. Trailers, posters and standees at
theaters will also be supported with Billboards, Radio and Te levision
Advertising to build consumer awareness and demand.
"We expect a lot of traffic in theaters for the Fourth-Of-July holiday weekend,"
said Parkinson. "It's a great opportunity to expose 'Twelve' to millions of
moviegoers, and in many cases, to capture overflow business. We embrace this
bold strategy and anticipate favorable results."
"Twelve" is the newest feature film from legendary director Joel Schumacher,
whose prior works have generated more than $1-billion in domestic box office
ticket sales. The film was based on the best-selling novel by Nick McDonnell,
and was produced by Charlie Corwin and Ted Field from a screenplay by Jordan
Melamed. "Twelve" stars an impressive cast of beautiful talent, including Chace
Crawford ("Gossip Girl"), Emma Roberts ("Valentine's Day"), Curtis '50-Cent'
Jackson (Multi-platinum selling recording artist), Rory Culkin ("Lymelife"), Zoe
Kravitz ("The Brave One"), Esti Ginzburg ("Sports I llustrated" model), Emily
Meade ("My Soul To Take"), Ellen Barkin ("Oceans 13") and Kiefer Sutherland
("24") as narrator.
The film was the closing night feature at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in
January, and was an independent showcase title at last week's ShoWest convention
in Las Vegas.
Other notable films from Joel Schumacher include "St. Elmo's Fire",
"Flatliners", "The Lost Boys", "Batman Forever", "Batman and Robin", "A Time To
Kill", "The Number 23", "The Client", "Phantom of the Opera", "Phone Booth" and
seventeen more.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the
meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of
1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby.
Although the company believes that the assumptions underlying the
forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no
assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove
accurate.
Image Available: http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=1208940 Image
Available: http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=1208945
For more information contact
Susannah Patton at 479-751-4500 / email: Susannah@HannoverHouse.com
SOURCE: Target Development Group, Inc
CONTACT: mailto:Susannah@HannoverHouse.com
Copyright 2010 Marketwire, Inc., All rights reserved.
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Professional Services:Advertising, PR and Marketing
& nbsp; Media and Entertainment:Movies
Once people believe it is real you should get a nice run. Good luck.
I have put most of my chips on TDGI.
Hope we both do well.
I hope the paint drys soon on the stocks I have.lol Real slow week.
Good Luck. Make lots of money.
I know. Just a matter of time.
VNDM back on the ask. I can not wait for them to go away.
TSNP starting to wake up?
TSNP looking good
Looking good today
TSNP getting some action
TSNP. Might want to put it on your watch list. Expectation of some news in the next 2 weeks.
I have a bit of TSNP. Might want to put it on your watch list. Expectation of some news in the next 2 weeks.
True. I like this stock. As of now it sure is not acting like most pinkies. I liked th A/S reduction to a reasonable number and their movies, DVD's,and books all verifiable. I will stick with it till I see other wise.
TDGI
Posted by: The Rainmaker Date: Friday, March 19, 2010 10:47:20 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 19690
WHY WE HAVE THE SMARTEST CEO ON EARTH.......FILING JUST HIT $$$$$$$$
Why we have the smartest CEO because not only did he just deliver monster news with this filing but he is also teaching every flipper why you don't sell and hope to get back in lower.....That ship just sailed imho.....For all of you that held like me congrats, Eric just delivered the goods again.
We have a piece of Secret of Kells
We have HappyThankYouMorePlease
Lowering the A/S from 10 billion to 700 million
lot more goodies in the filing
The release plans set forth by Parkinson for these titles indicated a collective gross revenue potential exceeding $25-million, approximately half of which was attributable alone to “HappyThankYouMorePlease,” a highly commercial “datefriendly” romantic comedy that has garnered enthusiastic reviews and significant revenue predictions from top film industry publications.
Eric, you rock!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=30013
ITEM I Report Covering Board Of Directors Meeting
A regularly scheduled meeting of the Target Development Group, Inc. Board of Directors
was held on March 5, 2010 at 5:00 pm CST at the company’s principal office, located in
Springdale, Arkansas, 72764. The following topics were discussed and actions taken as
indicated, and were each passed unanimously or by a majority vote of the attending members of
the Board of Directors.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “A” – Approval of Off-Balance Sheet Financing Opportunities –
The Board reviewed the proposal set forth by C.E.O. Eric Parkinson regarding the financing for
the acquisition and release of major, theatrical-caliber titles, including director Joel
Schumacher’s drama, “TWELVE.” Under the Parkinson plan for “TWELVE”, the financing
required to pay for the film’s license fee advance (USD $1.75-mm) and for the film’s Prints &
Advertising / theatrical releasing costs (approximately USD $2-mm) would be funded through a
combination of private investor funds, supplier credit terms, pre-paid advertising and internal
corporate cash resources, and would not require an issuance of company stock or equity. The
private investor funding portion would be repaid with a priority recoupment position from
incoming revenues of “TWELVE” and an ongoing participation in the company’s applicable
distribution fees for that specific title, but that the venture would not be structured as a corporate
debt obligation. As such, the private funding venture for “TWELVE” would not hold recourse
against the company other than against the rights granted in and to that specific title. Additional
funding opportunities were discussed covering supplier credit proposals from three media
placement agencies and from two major film laboratories, which would be supplemented with
cash flow from the company’s operations to collectively fully fund theatrical releasing
expenditures. The Board voted to approve this plan for the financing of the acquisition and
release of “TWELVE” and to use this funding structure for the company’s pursuit of additional,
high-profile features.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “B” – Amendment of Articles of Incorporation to Reduce
Authorized Shares – The Board unanimously approved a resolution to amend the Company’s
Articles of Incorporation on file with the Wyoming Secretary of State in order to reduce the total
authorized shares under the company’s corporate charter from the current listing of 10-billion
shares, to the more realistically applicable level of 700-million shares. The Board had previously
voted to reject any financing activities which would require an issuance of additional shares
beyond the 461-million (approximate) total shares now in issue (including restricted shares held
by company principals), and reaffirmed this position. The formal reduction in Authorized Shares
down to 700-million was agreed ad being a more accurate reflection of the Board’s intention to
not issue additional shares, while still preserving a significant quantity of unissued treasury stock.
Despite the Board’s unanimous resolution in this matter to reduce the Authorized Outstanding
Share count, corporate counsel suggested that any action to amend the company’s Articles of
Incorporation may require a general vote of the shareholders and that the Board of Directors may
not solely possess this authority. It was decided that the issue of authority in this matter would
be investigated, and that appropriate actions would be taken to ratify and record the Board’s
resolution, even if this required additional Shareholder approval.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “C” – Discussion and Approval of Additional Film Acquisitions
– The Board unanimously approved plans set forth by Eric Parkinson covering the acquisition,
release and financing of additional major properties for the company, including theatrical-caliber
titles still being negotiated.
2
Subject to approval of third party licensors of the terms set forth to the Company’s Board of
Directors by Parkinson, the Board unanimously approved the deal terms set forth for the
acquisition of certain rights in and to the following properties: a). The 2010 Oscar-nominated
family film, “The Secret of Kells”; b). The 2010 Slamdance Film Festival Audience Award
winning action-adventure film, “The Wild Hunt”; c). The critically acclaimed, 2010 Sundance
Film Festival Dramatic / Audience Award Winning film “HappyThankYouMorePlease”; d).
The epic science-fiction animated adventure, “Thru The Moebius Strip”; e). The 2009 Tribeca
Film Festival Best Film (Documentary) winner, “Racing Dreams”; and f). The period piece,
dramatic-thriller, “The Countess.” The release plans set forth by Parkinson for these titles
indicated a collective gross revenue potential exceeding $25-million, approximately half of
which was attributable alone to “HappyThankYouMorePlease,” a highly commercial “datefriendly”
romantic comedy that has garnered enthusiastic reviews and significant revenue
predictions from top film industry publications.
There being no further business requiring action by the Company’s Board of Directors, the
meeting was adjourned at 5:55 pm CST.
SET FORTH THIS 19th DAY OF MARCH, 2010
Posted by: The Rainmaker Date: Friday, March 19, 2010 10:47:20 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 19690
WHY WE HAVE THE SMARTEST CEO ON EARTH.......FILING JUST HIT $$$$$$$$
Why we have the smartest CEO because not only did he just deliver monster news with this filing but he is also teaching every flipper why you don't sell and hope to get back in lower.....That ship just sailed imho.....For all of you that held like me congrats, Eric just delivered the goods again.
We have a piece of Secret of Kells
We have HappyThankYouMorePlease
Lowering the A/S from 10 billion to 700 million
lot more goodies in the filing
The release plans set forth by Parkinson for these titles indicated a collective gross revenue potential exceeding $25-million, approximately half of which was attributable alone to “HappyThankYouMorePlease,” a highly commercial “datefriendly” romantic comedy that has garnered enthusiastic reviews and significant revenue predictions from top film industry publications.
Eric, you rock!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=30013
ITEM I Report Covering Board Of Directors Meeting
A regularly scheduled meeting of the Target Development Group, Inc. Board of Directors
was held on March 5, 2010 at 5:00 pm CST at the company’s principal office, located in
Springdale, Arkansas, 72764. The following topics were discussed and actions taken as
indicated, and were each passed unanimously or by a majority vote of the attending members of
the Board of Directors.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “A” – Approval of Off-Balance Sheet Financing Opportunities –
The Board reviewed the proposal set forth by C.E.O. Eric Parkinson regarding the financing for
the acquisition and release of major, theatrical-caliber titles, including director Joel
Schumacher’s drama, “TWELVE.” Under the Parkinson plan for “TWELVE”, the financing
required to pay for the film’s license fee advance (USD $1.75-mm) and for the film’s Prints &
Advertising / theatrical releasing costs (approximately USD $2-mm) would be funded through a
combination of private investor funds, supplier credit terms, pre-paid advertising and internal
corporate cash resources, and would not require an issuance of company stock or equity. The
private investor funding portion would be repaid with a priority recoupment position from
incoming revenues of “TWELVE” and an ongoing participation in the company’s applicable
distribution fees for that specific title, but that the venture would not be structured as a corporate
debt obligation. As such, the private funding venture for “TWELVE” would not hold recourse
against the company other than against the rights granted in and to that specific title. Additional
funding opportunities were discussed covering supplier credit proposals from three media
placement agencies and from two major film laboratories, which would be supplemented with
cash flow from the company’s operations to collectively fully fund theatrical releasing
expenditures. The Board voted to approve this plan for the financing of the acquisition and
release of “TWELVE” and to use this funding structure for the company’s pursuit of additional,
high-profile features.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “B” – Amendment of Articles of Incorporation to Reduce
Authorized Shares – The Board unanimously approved a resolution to amend the Company’s
Articles of Incorporation on file with the Wyoming Secretary of State in order to reduce the total
authorized shares under the company’s corporate charter from the current listing of 10-billion
shares, to the more realistically applicable level of 700-million shares. The Board had previously
voted to reject any financing activities which would require an issuance of additional shares
beyond the 461-million (approximate) total shares now in issue (including restricted shares held
by company principals), and reaffirmed this position. The formal reduction in Authorized Shares
down to 700-million was agreed ad being a more accurate reflection of the Board’s intention to
not issue additional shares, while still preserving a significant quantity of unissued treasury stock.
Despite the Board’s unanimous resolution in this matter to reduce the Authorized Outstanding
Share count, corporate counsel suggested that any action to amend the company’s Articles of
Incorporation may require a general vote of the shareholders and that the Board of Directors may
not solely possess this authority. It was decided that the issue of authority in this matter would
be investigated, and that appropriate actions would be taken to ratify and record the Board’s
resolution, even if this required additional Shareholder approval.
BOARD AGENDA ITEM “C” – Discussion and Approval of Additional Film Acquisitions
– The Board unanimously approved plans set forth by Eric Parkinson covering the acquisition,
release and financing of additional major properties for the company, including theatrical-caliber
titles still being negotiated.
2
Subject to approval of third party licensors of the terms set forth to the Company’s Board of
Directors by Parkinson, the Board unanimously approved the deal terms set forth for the
acquisition of certain rights in and to the following properties: a). The 2010 Oscar-nominated
family film, “The Secret of Kells”; b). The 2010 Slamdance Film Festival Audience Award
winning action-adventure film, “The Wild Hunt”; c). The critically acclaimed, 2010 Sundance
Film Festival Dramatic / Audience Award Winning film “HappyThankYouMorePlease”; d).
The epic science-fiction animated adventure, “Thru The Moebius Strip”; e). The 2009 Tribeca
Film Festival Best Film (Documentary) winner, “Racing Dreams”; and f). The period piece,
dramatic-thriller, “The Countess.” The release plans set forth by Parkinson for these titles
indicated a collective gross revenue potential exceeding $25-million, approximately half of
which was attributable alone to “HappyThankYouMorePlease,” a highly commercial “datefriendly”
romantic comedy that has garnered enthusiastic reviews and significant revenue
predictions from top film industry publications.
There being no further business requiring action by the Company’s Board of Directors, the
meeting was adjourned at 5:55 pm CST.
SET FORTH THIS 19th DAY OF MARCH, 2010
Every one have a great weekend. See you all Monday.
At my age I am happy when it is up and slow. :)
Hannover House Adds Award Winning Documentary "Racing Dreams" to Summer Theatrical Slate
LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire)
03/18/10
Hannover House, the film and video distribution division of Target Development Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: TDGI) (Other: www.TargetDevelopmentGroup.com, www.HannoverHouse.com), has acquired the distribution rights to "Racing Dreams," a poignant documentary about young go-cart racers with dreams of one day racing in the NASCAR circuit.
Academy Award nominated documentary filmmaker Marshall Curry explores the lives of 11-year-old Annabeth, 12-year-old Josh and 13-year-old Brandon as they compete for the championship in the World Karting Association's National Series, widely considered the Little League for professional racing and a stepping stone into the world of NASCAR.
Named best documentary at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, "Racing Dreams" follows the path of the young drivers through the year-long National Series as well as their transition from childhood into young adulthood. Executive produced by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, and produced by Jack Turner, "Racing Dreams" has been described as an emotional coming-of-age story and a compelling character study.
Hannover House will release "Racing Dreams" to theaters in selected markets beginning May 21, expanding on June 4 and eventually reaching more than 40 markets throughout the summer. The acquisition of "Racing Dreams" was announced at the ShoWest convention, currently underway in Las Vegas, at the Indie's Night Reception sponsored by Hannover House. Other summer theatrical releases announced by Hannover House include Joel Schumacher's powerful teen drama, "Twelve," the action adventure "Wild Hunt" and the epic science-fiction thriller, "Thru The Moebius Strip." Hannover plans to announce additional theatrical acquisitions for release in the late summer and early fall over the next few days.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of 1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Although the company believes that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove accurate.
For more information contact:
Susannah Patton
479-751-4500
email: Susannah@HannoverHouse.com
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The good thing I see today is VNDM is not able to run this down like yesterday. Gives me a thought they may be close to being done.
I will be here. I am usually a couple weeks early on these types of plays. Hoping for the best for all of us.
Been suffering with my Lions for over 50 years. If anything I am loyal.lol
It really is simple. Waiting on news of merger. It happens make lots of money. If it does not happen lose money and make it up on another stock. Hope that helps.lol
VNDM moved to .054 hmmmmmmmm