Constantine Film

Constantin Film(Constantin Film) is a film distribution and distribution company of. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of ().

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Establishment | | Business description | Movie production / distribution business Representative | () Number of Employees | 422 (as of December 2010) Major shareholder | () (100%) People involved | () ()

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Establishment

Established as a film distribution company "Constantin Film Release" by German () and Danish () on April 1st. The company name is derived from Philippsen's father Konstantin · Philippsen. Philipsen served as president at the time of establishment, but resigned in 1955. Basel, who succeeded, was a company supported by his wife Ingeborg, who became a director, and the company grew from the 1950s to the 1960s. Also, at this time, the influence of () to manage the branch office increased.

On December 21, we changed the company name to "Constantin Film" and sold 60% of the stock on July 1st. In addition, we sold the remaining shares to Hagen. In the following October, Chairman Karl-Heinz Bowling House declared bankruptcy to the Munich District Court.

Acquisition by Ehinger

, A film producer announced his intention to acquire, and later established "New Constantin Film" and became chairman. From entering the movie production business, () started to participate in the management. Prior to Eichinger's death from 1979 to 2011, he served as a director · · · chairman and vice chairman.

May, after the bankruptcy of the Kirch · group, () got 23% of the stock. Highlight Communications later acquired 58% of the shares in the middle, acquired 90% in January, and eventually the shareholders other than Highlight Communications abandoned the shares, so the shareholders meeting on April 21 Decided to turn it into a wholly owned subsidiary. It was listed on October 7. In the meantime, () became CEO as Equinger 's successor, and on January 1, 2009 () became an officer who oversees domestic and foreign film business.

Production work

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footnote

1. *Elektronischer Bundesanzeiger, 10. Mai 2011, Konzernabschluss zum 31. Dezember 2010 2. : 21. April 2009 3. *Der Spiegel, 46/1977 4. , finanzen.net, Artikel vom 7. Oktober 2009 Five. ****

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