Pantelion Films

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Pantelion Films
Company type Joint venture
Industry Entertainment
Founded2010;14 years ago (2010)
Defunct2023;1 year ago (2023)
Fate Liquidation
Headquarters
Santa Monica, California
,
U.S.
Key people
James M. McNamara
Paul Presburger (2010-2022)
Edward Allen
ProductsMotion pictures
Television programs
Owners TelevisaUnivision (50%)
Lionsgate Films (50%)
Website www.pantelionfilms.com/about-us.html

Pantelion Films was an American film production company that was created in 2010 and based in Santa Monica, California. The studio's goal was to bring wider theatrical distribution of movies aimed at Latino audiences. It was backed by TelevisaUnivision and Lionsgate Studios. Making theatrical relationships with movie exhibition chains including Regal Entertainment Group, AMC Theatres, Cinemex, and Cinemark, the studio raised the level of theatrically-released Latino films. Under that arrangement, Pantelion was active with its own office from 2010 to 2023. The studio's first film was 2011's From Prada to Nada , which Lionsgate and Grupo Televisa announced it had commissioned for a television series that did not materialize in 2012. [1] The studio's office was discontinued in 2023 and its website redirected in 2024 effectively ending the studio's operational lifecycle though not the usage of its trademark for existing unreleased if not future productions.

Contents

History

Pantelion Films billed itself as the first major Latino Hollywood film studio. The studio was part of a transformation of Hollywood film studios that recognized in the early part of the 2010s that one of the fastest growing segments of the United States entertainment was Hispanic audiences. [2] Pantelion Films' stature within the film industry was raised further when it successfully acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the 2012 Will Ferrell film, Casa de Mi Padre . The studio was able to move Latino films from strictly being limited release films to a wider, single weekend release on more than 200 screens simultaneously. This distribution practice was new to the United States with respect to Hispanic audiences and represented the first major attempt by a U.S. based studio to cater to Latino audiences in this manner.

The original chairman of Pantelion was James M. McNamara, former chief executive of Telemundo, its chief executive was former Lionsgate executive, Paul Presburger through 2022, and its chief operating officer was Edward Allen. Pantelion Films said that Latinos were the fastest growing segment of the movie going audience in the 2010s and were loyal DVD consumers. [3] As Lionsgate released many of Tyler Perry's films which reached an African American audience, Lionsgate and Grupo Televisa were striving for similar success with Latino audiences. McNamara said, "Latinos don't see themselves reflected in Hollywood movies" and said the studio's goal was to change that in their film releases. [4]

Pressberger said that the studio hoped to avoid the clichéd, stereotyped images of Latino life and culture. "We get out of the stereotypes of narco kings and drug dealers and gang members" in our films. [5] Financially, tax breaks were "driving the decisions everywhere in the world," Presburger said as film companies including Pantelion looked to lower risks of investment through tax credit deals in the 2010s. [6] An example of how Pantelion actively used tax breaks came in 2014 when it reached a multi-picture deal with Indomina Media of the Dominican Republic to produce up to four Spanish-language films annually to be released by Pantelion. [7] The films were to be entirely produced in the Dominican Republic to take advantage of governmental film incentives.

Business Objectives

Pantelion was not the first to target the Latino audience. Other attempts by U.S. studios to reach Latino audiences had met with little financial success. New Line Cinema struck a deal with the director of Mi Familia , Gregory Nava, to produce feature films for the Latino market. [8] But that did not gain momentum and was discontinued. Other studios trying to reach the market were Samuel Goldwyn Films in the early 2000s and a venture between Universal Studios which had a distribution agreement with Arenas Entertainment, another Latino film and television series producer, was discontinued in 2003. As the first decade of the 2000s continued, some Spanish-language films received theatrical distribution from Latino-based exhibitors including Cinema Latino or on art circuits. But the business model of Pantelion was to have larger opening weekends in U.S. multiplexes than had ever been previously attempted instead of limited release and bicycling of a limited numbers of prints around the country.

The studio was able to place From Prada to Nada on 256 U.S. theater screens and the film brought in just over $3 million at the box office. [9] The Los Angeles Times viewed the studio's first film as a "modest" box office success and noted the heavy television advertising on Univision in an attempt to reach audiences in the 21 cities in which the film was released. The studio's debut film received an ALMA Award given to Alexa Vega as Favorite Movie Actor in a Comedy or Musical. The film's success was significant enough that Televisa and Lionsgate extended their business relationship to include television program development, including the From Prada to Nada series announced in 2012. The studio's follow up film to Prada, No Eres Tú, Soy Yo , reached 226 theaters though brought in less money with $1.3 million. [10] The studio also picked up the U.S. rights for the foreign film Saving Private Perez which was placed on 161 U.S. screens and brought in $1.4 million at the box office. [11] The studio released the Will Ferrell film Casa de Mi Padre in 2012 which would become the studio's highest-grossing title to that point with a $5.9 domestic box office total. The film was described as an "homage to classic westerns and telenovelas" and shot in Spanish. [12] The studio's follow-up film, Girl in Progress opened on Mother's Day weekend and would gross over $2 million domestically. In 2013, Pressburber said that his company made a slight shift from low budget films to "films that incorporate Latino talent and Latino themes but have universal appeal and can resonate with a broad commercial audience." [13]

Pantelion's biggest successes came with star Eugenio Derbez whose Instructions Not Included led to a first-look deal with Derbez in 2014. [14] The film set a record for the highest grossing Spanish-language film to date, earning $44.4 million in the United States and $99 million worldwide. [15] The film opened on 348 screens in the United States on its first weekend handily winning the week's best per screen average with $22,547 per screen before expanding to 717 screens. [16] Derbez's 2017 release How to Be a Latin Lover became the studio's highest weekend box office performer earning $12 million in the last weekend of April in 2017." [17]

Pantelion also picked up its first English-language film when it obtained the North American rights to Paul Walker's film, Hours. Two weeks prior to the film's release date of December 13, 2013, Walker was killed in a car accident in Los Angeles, California on November 30, leaving Hours as the first film starring Walker to be released after his death. Pantelion's second English-language feature was announced as Summer Camp, starring Diego Boneta and directed by Alberto Marini, but was beaten to the theaters by George Lopez's Pantelion release, Spare Parts , [18] and The Vatican Tapes . In 2015, Pantelion released Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos , which was the first wide theatrical release for a Mexican animated feature film.

Streaming and Pantelion's Future

Late in 2016, Hemisphere Media Group partnered with Lionsgate to create a subscription video on demand service incorporating Pantelion's titles. [19] The service, called Pantaya, was launched in August 2017. [20] In 2021, Hemisphere Media Group acquired full ownership rights to the Pantaya streaming service from Lionsgate for $124 million, following the latter's decision to focus on the expansion of its Starz brand.

Subsequently, in May 2022, TelevisaUnivision reached a deal with Hemisphere Media Group to acquire Pantaya, targeting the platform in order to fortify their own ViX streaming service. [21] The acquisition was completed on September 13 of that year. [22] Following the acquisition's completion, Pantelion's social media was discontinued thereafter with Pantelion's web presence redirected to the ViX service in the summer of 2024. Remaining employee contacts from Pantelion were folded into the Lionsgate organization with the Pantelion office closed in 2023 effectively ending the studio's operational lifecycle as an independently-run arm of Lionsgate. The studio's name would likely remain in use until all productions reached completion and distribution. The Pantelion name is still considered an active trademark.

Awards

The studio's debut film, "From Prada to Nada," received an ALMA Award nomination for Favorite Movie and won for Favorite Actress in a Comedy or Musical awarded to Alexa Vega. Pantelion's "Girl in Progress" won ALMA's Favorite Movie award in 2012. In 2019, Pantelion Films was awarded an Impact Award by the National Hispanic Media Coalition for their "Excellence in Production of Latino-Themed Content." [23] "Radical" received a nomination for best feature film in the 2024 Imagen Awards. [24]

Films

FilmReleaseDirector(s)Notes
From Prada to Nada January 28, 2011Angel Graciaco-production with OddLot Entertainment and Gilbert Films; first film by Pantelion Films
Go For It! May 13, 2011Carmen Marronco-production with Sparkhope Productions and Go For It! LCC
Labios rojos
Red Lips		October 7, 2011Rafa Laraco-production with Cyclus Production; animated film; distribution only
No eres tú, soy yo April 8, 2011 Alejandro Springall distribution only
Saving Private Perez September 2, 2011Beto Gómezco-production with Lemon Films; distribution only
PastorelaDecember 2, 2011Emilio Portesdistribution only
Secretos de familia
Family Secrets		2012Paco del Toroco-Production with Gateway Films/Vision Video and Armagedón producciones; distribution only
El fantástico mundo de Juan Orol
The Fantastic World of Juan Orol [25] 		2012Sebastián del Amoco-production with Celuloide Films; distribution only
La Leyenda de la Llorona
Legend Quest: The Legend of La Llorona		2012Alberto Rodríguezco-production with Ánima Estudios; animated film; distribution only
Los Ilusionautas
The Illusionauts 		2012Eduardo Schuldtco-Productions with Aronnax Studios; distribution only
La Última Muerte
The Last Death		February 10, 2012David Ruizco-production with Lemon Films; distribution only
Casa de Mi Padre March 16, 2012 Matt Piedmont co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions and NALA Films
Girl in Progress May 11, 2012 Patricia Riggen co-production with Televisa Films, Anxiety Productions, and Latitude Entertainment
Hecho en México
Made in Mexico		November 30, 2012Duncan Bridgemandistribution only
El Santos vs. La Tetona Mendoza
The Wild Adventures of El Santos [26] 		2013Alejandro Lozanoco-production with Átomo Films and Peyote Films; animated film; distribution only
Filly Brown April 19, 2013Youssef Delara
Michael D. Olmos		co-production with Silent Giant Entertainment, Olmos Productions, Indomina Releasing
Cinco de Mayo: La BatallaMay 3, 2013Rafa Laraco-production with Gala Films; distribution only
Instructions Not Included August 30, 2013 Eugenio Derbez co-production with Alebrije Cine y Video, Fulano Mengano y Asociados; highest-grossing film.
Nosotros los Nobles
The Noble Family		November 1, 2013Gaz Alazrakico-production with Alazraki Films; distribution only
Pulling Strings October 4, 2013Pitipol Ybarraco-production with Trazende Films
Hours December 13, 2013 Eric Heisserer co-production with The Safran Company, Laguna Ridge Pictures, and PalmStar Media Capital
César Chávez March 28, 2014 Diego Luna co-production with Canana Films, Participant Media, and Televisa Cine
Cantinflas August 29, 2014Sebastián del Amoco-production with Kenio Films
Mas Negro Que La Noche
Darker Than Night		September 26, 2014Henry Bedwellco-production with Itaca Films, CeLeste Films, Filmadora Nacional, and Neo Art Producciones; distribution only
Spare Parts January 16, 2015 Sean McNamara co-production with Televisa Cine, Circle of Confusion, Traveso Productions, and Brookwell-McNamara Entertainment
A La Mala
Falling for Mala		February 27, 2015Pitipol Ybarradistribution only
The Vatican Tapes July 24, 2015 Mark Neveldine co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
Panic 5 Bravo [27] September 1, 2015 Kuno Becker distribution only
Un gallo con muchos huevos
Huevos: Little Rooster's Egg-cellent Adventure		September 4, 2015Gabriel Riva Palacio Alatriste
Rodolfo Riva Palacio Alatriste		co-production with Huevocartoon Producciones; animated film
Ladrones
Thieves		October 9, 2015 Joe Menéndez co-production with Panamax Films and Lantica Pictures
600 Miles December 4, 2015 Gabriel Ripstein co-production with Lucia Films; distribution only
Busco novio para mi mujer February 19, 2016Enrique Begnéco-production with Animal de Luz Films,
Summer CampMarch 18, 2016Alberto Marinico-production with Filmax Entertainment; distribution only
Pink...El rosa no es como lo pintan2016Paco del Toroco-production with Gateway Films/Vision Video and Armagedón Producciones; distribution only
Compadres April 22, 2016Enrique Begnéco-production with Draco Films
No Manches Frida
With Frida?!?!		September 2, 2016Nacho G. Velillaco-production with Televisa Cine, Constantin Film, Alcon Entertainment, Rat Pack Film Production, and Neverending Media
La Leyenda del Chupacabras [28]
Legend Quest: The Legend of Chupacabras		October 14, 2016Alberto Rodríguezco-production with Ánima Estudios; animated film; distribution only
Un Padre No Tan Padre
From Dad to Worse		January 27, 2017Raul Martinezco-production with Panorama Global; distribution only
Historietas assombradas: o filme
Haunted Tales: The Movie		2017Víctor-Hugo BorgesCo-production with Glaz entretenimento, Copa Studio and Warner Bros; distribution only (Folded by 9 Story Media Group)
Everybody Loves Somebody February 17, 2017Catalina Aguilar Mastrettaco-production with Ring Cine and Draco Films
How to Be a Latin Lover April 28, 2017 Ken Marino co-production with 3Pas Studios
3 Idiotas
3 Idiots		June 3, 2017 Carlos Bolado co-production with Neverending Films, Cutting Edge, and Greenlight Pictures; distribution only
Hazlo Como Hombre
Do It Like Hombre		September 1, 2017Nicolás Lópezco-production with BH5 and Sobras International Pictures; distribution only
Condorito: La Película
Condorito: The Movie		January 12, 2018Alex Orrelle
Eduardo Schuldt		co-production with Twentieth Century Fox, Aronnax Animation Studios and Pajarraco Films, LCC; distribution only
La Boda de Valentina [29]
Valentina's Wedding		February 9, 2018Marco Polo Constandse Córdoyaco-production with Filmadora Nacional
Cómplices [30] March 2, 2018Luis Eduardo Reyesco-production with Lantica Media; distributed by Cinetlan
La Leyenda del Charro Negro [31] [32]
Legend Quest: The Legend of the Charro Negro		March 23, 2018Alberto Rodríguezco-production with Ánima Estudios; distribution only with Cinetlan
Overboard April 13, 2018 Rob Greenberg co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; remake of the 1987 film of the same name
Ya veremos August 31, 2018Pedro Pablo Ibarraco-production with Sobras International Pictures and A Toda Madre Entertainment.
Perfect Strangers [33] January 11, 2019Manolo CaroMexican remake of Perfetti sconosciuti
No Manches Frida 2 March 15, 2019Nacho G. VelillaSequel to No Manches Frida
Tod@s Caen [34]
Everybody Falls		August 30, 2019Ariel WinogradU.S. distribution
En brazos de un asesinoDecember 6, 2019Matías Moltrasio
Las pildoras de mi novio [35]
My Boyfriend's Meds		February 21, 2020Diego Kaplan
Un rescate de huevitos
Little Eggs: An African Rescue		August 27, 2021 [36] [37] Gabriel Riva Palacio Alatriste
Rodolfo Riva Palacio Alatriste		co-production with Cinergistic Films and Huevocartoon Producciones
¿Y cómo es él? [38]
Backseat Driver		April 22, 2022Ariel Winograd
Cuando sea joven [39] September 23, 2022Raúl MartínezCo-production with 3Pas Studios
La Usurpadora, el musical [40]
La Usurpadora, the Musical		April 17, 2023Santiago LimónCo-production with The Lift Entertainment
Radical October 20, 2023Pitipol Ybarraco-production with Miercoles Entertainment

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