The Match Factory Scores Multiple Deals for Berlinale Award-Winning Titles ‘Queen at Sea,’ ‘Rose’

The Match Factory has closed multiple distribution deals for its Berlinale-awarded titles “Queen at Sea” by Lance Hammer and “Rose” by Markus Schleinzer. “Queen at Sea” won the Silver Bear Jury Prize, alongside a Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance for Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall. Following its world premiere, The Match Factory secured distribution […] Home Film Global Mar 5, 2026 5:17am PT The Match Factory Scores Multiple Deals for Berlinale Award-Winning Titles ‘Queen at Sea,’ ‘Rose’ By Leo Barraclough Plus Icon Leo Barraclough International Features Editor LeoBarraclough Latest Film Festival Chiefs, Including Thierry Frémaux, Rally to the Defense of Berlinale Boss Tricia Tuttle as Her Future Hangs in the Balance 2 days ago ‘We Have to Survive’ Boarded by Taskovski Films Ahead of Premiere at Thessaloniki Documentary Festival (EXCLUSIVE) 5 days ago Paramount’s Apparent Victory in Warner Bros. Bidding War Sparks Optimism and Concern From Global Players: ‘Fewer Global Decision-Makers Mean Fewer Buyers’ 6 days ago See All Courtesy of Richard Huebner, Berlinale The Match Factory has closed multiple distribution deals for its Berlinale-awarded titles “Queen at Sea” by Lance Hammer and “Rose” by Markus Schleinzer. “Queen at Sea” won the Silver Bear Jury Prize, alongside a Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance for Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall. Following its world premiere, The Match Factory secured distribution in several territories including U.K. and Ireland (Curzon), Poland (Aurora), Benelux (Imagine Film), South Korea (Challan), Switzerland (Frenetic Films), Greece (Cinobo), Portugal (FILMS4YOU), Former Yugoslavia (Investacommerce AG), the Baltics (Scanorama), Taiwan (Andrews Film) and LATAM (Cine Canibal). Related Stories Warner Bros. Discovery Declares New Paramount Bid a 'Superior Proposal'; Netflix Has Four Business Days to Match