Releasing Films Across Platforms: The Auteurs - Efe Cakarel

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Power to the Pixel is an online cinema launched in 2008 that has grown to 450,000 monthly visitors who can watch over 880 independent and classic films. It partners with Martin Scorsese's film restoration foundation, an Argentine film company, and an Iranian film distributor to acquire content. An advertising agency is also working with Power to the Pixel to design marketing campaigns to expand its global audience.

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Partners and stakeholders The biggest distributor of classic and independent film Martin Scorsese’s Foundation for the restoration of classic films. Exclusively available (for free) on theauteurs.com Strategic partner in acquiring and distributing films in Latin America. Founded by Eduardo Costantini One of the leading independent production, distribution and sales companies in the World. Founded by Hengameh Panahi. An advertising agency that is part of Publicis, long known for creative market campaigns. Fallon is working with The Auteurs to design innovative marketing campaigns to reach the best audience around the world.

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