Film Has New Outlet for Domestic and International Market Release

(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 11, 2007 ) CHARLESTON, SC -- Atlas Worldwide Syndications & Distributions, a proven force in the television world, is expanding their impact on the media market by shifting into the realm of domestic and international film distribution.“With our large success in television, film was clear, concise path for the company to follow,” said Scott Kirkpatrick, VP of International Sales & Film Acquisitions. “There is a huge demand for film distribution and we feel this expansion will fit our present and future clients needs.”Atlas Worldwide is storming the market with films covering the wide spectrum of genres including horror, comedy and documentary. Hollywood (director, Rick Rose) – Romantic drama based around the struggles of a few floundering actors living in Los Angeles.Elevators (director, Jeffrey Benson) – An urban drama focused on the trials and tribulations of a struggling musician while he attempts to outrun his dark past.The Darkest Hour (director, Dan Zachary) – A horror film focused on a group of teens who isolate themselves in a summer camp to live out a murder mystery party only to realize that the murders are more realistic than they were prepared for.Huldufolk 102 (director, Nisha Inalsingh) – Documentary focused upon the legends of Iceland’s “hidden people” that work and live amongst the locals despite never having been seen.Crooked Forest (director, Neil A. Wentworth) – Horror film about a young man returning to the scene of a violent crime only to discover that he is in the middle of a deadly game of cat and mouse with an unseen evil.Salted Nuts (director, Chris Beatty) – A teen comedy of raunchy standards that has been called “Horrible, Offensive Crap!” by an anonymous viewer at New York’s Lincoln Center and “Oscar Worthy,” by the film’s director. The picture displays a group of teens surrounding the local and run-down taco hut as they are forced to make $1,000 by the days end, a direct order from their mafia influenced manager. September 12 (director, Louis J. Giovino) – The first film made directly about the 9/11 disaster, this narrative drama explores the tension that has grown amongst a group of neighbors in one of New York’s boroughs.For More information please contact: Matt Slechter Atlas Worldwide Syndications & Distributions 843-853-2232 Fax: 843-853-2291 matthew@atlasworldwide.net About Atlas Worldwide Syndications & Distributions: Atlas Worldwide is a dedicated company that offers television marketing and distribution services to our clients. We pride ourselves on understanding the needs of both the producer and the programmer. We are known for having an established and well-received reputation within the marketplace. Here at Atlas Worldwide, we are committed to providing an all-inclusive service to our clients, handling advertising, sales, worldwide distribution, and public relations. For more information on Atlas Worldwide Syndications & Distributions visit www.atlasworldwide.net.###This press release was issued through GroupWeb EmailWire.Com. For more information on press release distribution, go to http://www.emailwire.com.

Becky Steiner

becky@atlasworldwide.net