Rendel Gets Worldwide Distributor

Rendel Gets Worldwide Distributor

Raven Banner has picked up the worldwide sales rights (excluding Scandinavia) to Finland’s first superhero movie, Rendel, directed by newcomer, Jesse Haaja.

In the vein of The Punisher and Spawn, Rendel is a stylized gritty anti-hero story about a vigilante seeking revenge against the criminal organization known as VALA.

Co-Managing Partners Michael Paszt and James Fler stated that Rendel is a one of a kind super hero film made for fans by fans.

Producer, Miika J. Norvanto added, “We’re thrilled to be continuing our relationship with Raven Banner. Their marketing strategy on our previous film, Bunny The Killer Thing, was spot on, and we knew they’d be a perfect fit for Rendel.”

Rendel is based on Haaja’s own creation, a comic character who has already gained tens of thousands of followers and enthusiasts from all around the world. The film’s first teaser has also racked up over three million views in its initial launch this spring.

The deal was negotiated between Paszt and Fler for Raven Banner with producers, Norvanto of Black Lion Pictures, Timo Puustinen and Trevor Morgan Doyle of Frozen Flame Pictures and Rendel creator/director, Haaja.

Rendel Trailer:

RENDEL Teaser Trailer (2016) Finnish Superhero Movie

Rendel images (click to enlarge):

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