BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., July 25, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Soleil Film, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SFLM) announced today that it has relocated its corporate offices to Beverly Hills. "Being closer to Hollywood will allow us to be more in tune with the entertainment industry," said President James Hergott. Soleil's feature film, "All That I Need," is being released November 4th nationwide on multiple screens through Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE:RGC) through its Regal Cinemas, United Artists Theatres and Edwards Theaters, and the company expects to begin receiving its share of an estimated $3 million in gross revenues for the first week's run as early as the second week of December.
"I am happy to be on a winning team, and will do everything to make this company a huge success," said Hergott. "I think that the trailer, (http://www.allthatineed.net/trailer/tvspot.wmv or http://www.allthatineed.net/trailer/tvspot.mov), for the first time, shows people that 'All That I Need' will be a hot commodity when it is released in November. The trailer has garnered a lot of excitement and attention. I believe that not only will this push ticket sales, but will help establish the movie as a coming attraction," he added.
About Soleil Film, Inc.
Soleil Film (www.soleilfilm.com) 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 ), which just this week began airing on the Colours Television Network, "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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