MIPTV ’13: HBO Lat Am picks up “The House I Live In”

Dogwoof Global has sold Eugene Jarecki's Sundance-winning documentary The House I Live In (pictured) to HBO in Latin America and TVP in Poland.

By Adam Benzine

April 8, 2013

Dogwoof Global has sold Eugene Jarecki’s Sundance-winning documentary The House I Live In (pictured) to HBO in Latin America and TVP in Poland.

The documentary, which looks at America’s 40-year ‘war on drugs,’ won the U.S. Documentary Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 2012.

The deals were brokered by Vesna Cudic from Dogwoof Global, and follow a string of sales for the film in the past weeks to nets including Canal Plus Spain and VMMA. This is in addition to theatrical deals with undisclosed partners in Norway, Australia, New Zealand and Italy, Dogwoof said.

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About The Author

Senior staff writer Frederick Blichert comes to realscreen with a background as a journalist and freelance film critic. He has previously written for VICE, Paste Magazine, Senses of Cinema, Xtra, Canadian Cinematographer and elsewhere. He holds a Master of Arts in film studies from Carleton University and a Master of Journalism from the University of British Columbia.

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