SANTA BARBARA, Calif., July 18, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Soleil Film, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SFLM) announced today that its award winning television series, "Autograph," will air this season in Lake Havasu, Arizona, on KLHU TV 45. "This is part of our distributor, Karma Media's plan to make a broad base of distribution of our program in the United States over satellite, cable and traditional broadcasters," CEO, Kenneth Eade, commented. He continued, "Karma is also in discussions with several foreign broadcast networks that we anticipate will extend distribution into the major foreign markets as well," he added.
"Autograph" (www.autograph.tv), starring Agata Gotova, is Soleil Films' celebrity profile series that interviews classic stars of Hollywood, who each tell their own story, with the aid of clips from their filmographies. The first season of Autograph includes exclusive in depth interviews with Janet Leigh, Ben Kinglsey, Robert Duvall, Bo Derek, Martin Landau, Michelle Phillips, David Carradine, and 15 other stars. "Autograph", which has never aired in the United States, is the winner of the New York Festival's bronze medal 2002 for Best Biography Profile. Its debut episode on Janet Leigh received a Globe Gold Award from the International Media Festival in 2003. Autograph's current season is now broadcast on the Colours Television Network on Dish Network.
About Soleil Film, Inc.
Soleil Film is a diversified entertainment production company, primarily focused on driving shareholder value by investing in and producing highly original television series and full-length feature films. Along with its equity interest in the widely anticipated, soon-to-be-release feature "All That I Need", the company has amassed an impressive media library including the award winning "Autograph" television series (www.autograph.tv), "Fallacy," a feature film starring John Savage and Stephen Baldwin, and "Say it In Russian," written by award winning director, Jeff Celentano ("Gunshy") in collaboration with Hollywood screenwriter, Larry Gross ("48 Hours"), edited by David Rawlins ("Urban Cowboy"), and cast by casting director, Rosemary Welden ("The Kiss").
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