- Overview
A character-led contemporary war, crime and political thriller based on the true life of Max Carter, former Royal Marine, stockbroker and adventurer.
- Investment Thesis
A $25M production with multiple layers of de-risked capital: $5M pre-sales, $10M Spanish production incentive and $2.5M UK tax credit. The film is built for streaming and theatrical distribution with global commercial appeal.
- Investor Returns
Investors receive a targeted return of 20% of capital invested over a 24–30 month period, with proceeds distributed from pre-sales, streaming, theatrical and international licensing revenues.
- Investor Experience
More than just an investment.
Meet the Producers
Private introduction to the creative leadership team.
Attend Filming
On-set access during principal photography.
Behind-the-Scenes
Exclusive footage, dailies and production updates.
Meet Cast & Crew
Personal access on set and at wrap events.
Exclusive Updates
Monthly investor briefings from the producers.
Premiere Invitations
Red-carpet seats at the UK and international premieres.
Film Credits
Opportunities to receive an on-screen production credit.
Concierge Liaison
Direct line to the production office throughout.
- Director & Producers
Directed by Academy Award winner Terry George, with producers Matt Williams and Camilla Storey
- Project Status
Currently in production.
- Risk Factors
- -Production schedules and release windows may shift
- -Distribution performance is dependent on market reception
- -Currency exposure on international receipts
- -Casting and packaging subject to availability and confidentiality
- Risk Disclosure
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1. You could lose all the money you invest
Film and entertainment investments are speculative. Many projects do not generate the returns forecast, and some return nothing at all. You should be prepared to lose the entire amount invested.
2. You are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong
Most film investment opportunities are not regulated activities. The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is unlikely to apply and the Financial Ombudsman Service is unlikely to consider complaints relating to these investments. Learn more.
3. You won’t get your money back quickly
Film projects typically take years to complete production, distribution and revenue collection. There is no public market for these interests and you should expect your capital to be locked up for an extended period, often several years.
4. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket
Investing more than 10% of your net investable assets in high-risk investments is unlikely to be appropriate. Net investable assets exclude your primary residence, pension and life insurance policies. A well-diversified portfolio reduces the risk of any one investment causing serious harm.
5. The value of tax reliefs depends on your personal circumstances
Where a project is structured as an EIS, SEIS or other tax-advantaged investment, the availability and value of tax reliefs depend on individual circumstances and may change. Tax reliefs are not guaranteed and you should consult an independent tax adviser.
6. The office does not provide advice
Film TV Group presents opportunities for consideration by qualified investors. We do not provide investment, tax or legal advice. You should take independent professional advice before committing capital.