Hanway Films
International film sales, financing, marketing and distribution for filmmakers and film rights holders
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Hanway Films
HanWay Films is a UK-based international film sales company. It arranges financing, sales, marketing and distribution, and maintains producing partnerships with international filmmakers.
Its catalogue includes a collection of more than 500 films. The company was established in 1998 by producer Jeremy Thomas and is based in London, United Kingdom.
Product: Film sales and services covering financing, marketing, distribution and a catalogue of film rights.
Jobs at Hanway Films
Leadership
- Gabrielle Stewart · CEOSource: company website
- Tom Grievson · CMOSource: company website
- Nicole Mackey · Head of SalesSource: company website
- Rachel Barbut · Head of FinanceSource: company website
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