HOLLYWOOD, March 7, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Film and Music Entertainment, Inc. (Pink Sheets:FLME), a publicly traded Hollywood based independent film distribution and production company announced today that its subsidiary, Celebration International Pictures Limited, had finalized an agreement for AV Pictures, Ltd based in Europe to handle all foreign sales of its film "The Aryan Couple" starring Martin Landau. The film will be honored at the Milan Film Festival, March 17 and will also be shown at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2005.
"The Aryan Couple," produced and directed by John Daly, is set in Nazi occupied Hungary and tells the story of a wealthy Jewish businessman who is forced give everything he owns to Heinrich Himmler to save his family. The film recently received rave revues from its opening screening at the prestigious Washington DC Film Festival with the film receiving a standing ovation. "The Aryan Couple" will be seen in a wide number of other festivals over the following month prior to its American theatrical release.
Film and Music Entertainment is a high profile independent film distribution and production company which releases high quality theatrical feature films and television productions.
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