Particularly in Europe, they are bankrolling independent producers at an unprecedented rate, betting the streaming boom will continue to drive demand for original content worldwide.
Some of the biggest players packaging projects and inking deals on the Croisette have backing from private equity groups, including European mini-majors Leonine and Mediawan — both
bankrolled by KKR — or Anton, the Anglo-French producer/financier/sales outfit run by Sebastien Raybaud, which has tapped private equity to help fund such productions as Gerard Butler actioner
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