'Vamps' shuts foreign deals

Deals happen to be closed for many foreign marketplaces on Amy Heckerling's romantic comedy "Vamps."Parlay Films introduced Saturday in the Toronto Film Festival it had closed deals on Germany with Wild Bunch and France with Metropolitan.Pic's written and directed by Amy Heckerling ("Unaware") starring Alicia Silverstone and Krysten Ritter as two youthful beautiful female vampires of the underworld living the great night life in present day New You are able to.The film co-stars Serta Stevens, Richard Lewis, Sigourney Weaver, Wallace Shawn, Justin Kirk, Malcolm McDowell and Kristen Johnston.Other foreign sales include eOne in Benelux, Tanweer in India/Pakistan, Swen in South america, Leopolis in CIS/Baltic States, SPI for Eastern Europe, Village Roadshow in A holiday in greece/Cyprus, Myndform in Iceland, PT Amero in Indonesia, CineSky for Intl Air carriers, Shapira Films LTD. via Fintage in Israel, Bald eagle in the centre East, Pioneer within the Philippines, PRIS Audiovisuais in Portugal, Scanbox in Scandinavia, Shaw in Singapore, Nu Metro in Nigeria, Ascot in Europe, Tranquility in Taiwan, and Pinema in Poultry.Cassian Elwes and Kevin Iwashina are handling the domestic privileges in the Toronto Worldwide Film Festival. "Vamps" is created by Lauren Versel under her Lucky Monkey Pictures banner, Molly Hassell, Stuart Cornfeld's Red-colored Hour Films and Lucky Monkey Pictures partner Maria Teresa Arida. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

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