SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Feb. 10, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Soleil Film, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SFLM) announced today that the rough cut has been finished on its new reality documentary, "All That I Need." The post production team, headed by Andrew Snider, Editor, and assisted by Sound Designer Hans ten Broeke and Visual Effects Artist Jonah Tobias, the members of the post production team of the international hit documentary, "SuperSize Me," will now move on to a final sound mix and final cut, which will be finished in time for the March 18, 2005 deadline for competition entry at the Cannes Film Festival. "All That I Need," a reality movie in the genre of "SuperSize Me," which grossed over $28 million in theatrical release worldwide, and "The Blair Witch Project," which grossed over $140 million, is produced by Hergott Productions; Executive Producer Tarquin Gotch (Home Alone, Curly Sue). "Similar documentary films have done well in festival competitions this record year for documentary films. For example, 'SuperSize Me' won Best Picture at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and a Satellite Award, and 'Farenheight 9/11,' which grossed over $109 million domestically, won last year's Palm D'Or at Cannes."
In addition to "All That I Need," Soleil Film, Inc. currently has in its library the feature films, "Fallacy," now in post production, "Say it in Russian," now in pre-production, and the award winning television series, Autograph, with annual sales estimates of $1 million by its Paris based distributors, Planet Group Entertainment.
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