ITN Germany is a close collaboration between the American production and distribution company ITN Studios and the German companies UCM.ONE and Soundwood Media. The aim of this cooperation is to adapt films and series from the international ITN catalogue specifically for the German-speaking market, localise them and make them available via modern distribution channels. ITN Studios – based in Las Vegas in the USA – is one of the leading independent production and distribution companies for feature films and series. Through its in-house distribution arm, ITN Distribution, which also includes third-party films in its catalogue, numerous new titles are released worldwide every year – from thrilling thrillers and horror films to dramas, comedies and documentaries.
The new film label ITN Germany is systematically marketing this successful catalogue for the first time in German-speaking countries and beyond. In cooperation with UCM.ONE (product management, marketing & distribution) and Soundwood Media (dubbing), UCM.ONE is responsible for content management and technical processing, physical and digital distribution, and marketing via platforms, VoD services and linear offerings. Public screenings can also be requested via UCM.ONE‘s cinema distribution service. In addition to these activities, UCM.ONE is also involved in the processes of the international structure of ITN Distribution, placing films via digital distribution (aggregator) on several portals and streaming providers, including internationally.
The following feature films and documentaries have been released by ITN Germany in German dubbed versions or will be released in the coming weeks:
The 22nd achtung berlin film festival came to a close with the awards ceremony on Wednesday, April 22, at the Babylon cinema. The feature film jury honored two actresses with the Best Acting Award, sponsored by UCM.ONE and its Berlin-based film label Darling Berlin: Lana Cooper for her role in “Das Glück der Tüchtigen” (directed…
In the Green Salon of the Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz — that roughly 200-square-meter salon space from the early 1950s reconstruction, whose oval glass chandeliers, heavy velvet curtains, and mirrored wall still evoke the 1920s flair of the Kaufmann Building — the panel discussion “Breaking the Stigma” took place on Monday, April 20, 2026, as part…
On Sunday evening, April 19, 2026, the feature film “Plan F” by director Ina Balon celebrated its Berlin premiere at the Babylon Berlin-Mitte cinema. The film was screened at 6:15 p.m. in the Feature Film Competition of the 22nd achtung berlin film festival – another important step toward its theatrical release in late 2026 via…
UCM.ONE / DARLING BERLIN is supporting the 22nd edition of the Achtung Berlin Festival with a film in the competition, a panel it organized during the industry days, and the endowment of the award for Best Acting. From April 15 to 22, 2026, the achtung berlin filmfestival will once again open its theaters to showcase…
On April 8, 2026, Mario Adorf passed away at the age of 95 in his apartment in Paris. With his passing, European cinema has lost one of its last great character actors—and a figure who helped shape postwar German cinema for over seven decades. Mario Adorf was never a conventional actor. He was a force…
In the first quarter of 2026, two British films “La Mala Monja 3” and “Bebé Demoníaco”, released on the on the Spanish CiNENET channel, took the top two position of the most sucessful movies in the first quarter of 2026. While Chinese films had consistently ranked highly in recent quarters, US productions now took the…
