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Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE), a 33-year-old media company, is about to become an "overnight success," according to C.E.O. Eric Parkinson. The fledgling independent distributor of movies has embarked on an aggressive production and distribution slate that Parkinson believes should propel the company's stock shares by more than ten-fold.

"For years, people have been telling us that Hannover House is one hit film away from being the next Lionsgate-level of independent distributors. With our new line up of eleven feature projects and two tentpole titles, we think that we are finally able to meet that challenge. But it's not just the new productions and substantial revenues they represent. We are also integrating our activities for production services and launching our direct-to-consumer streaming through the MyFlix venture. It's a multi-faceted expansion of activities that will make us appear to many consumers to be an overnight sensation, despite the many years of our established operations."

The Hannover House stock shares, traded on the OTC market under symbol HHSE, have languished for several years at just under a 1-cent per share price — representative of the past few years of limited activity and the loss of revenue streams from the company's prior dominance as a DVD distributor. With a minimal operating overhead, the addition of several million dollars of new fees and revenues for Hannover House would logically support a share price of nearly ten-cents.

"Right now is a very smart time to make a 6-to-12-month strategic investment in Hannover House stock, as the share price is artificially low, and backwards-looking. Over the next year, the revenue results from our line-up of feature productions — as well as our behind-the-scenes work to launch the MyFlix service — should put Hannover House and our Hemdale label near the top of major independent distributors again."

Hannover House re-launched the Hemdale Film Corporation brand last year, after a 30-year hiatus of operations. During its peak, Hemdale was an independent studio powerhouse, earning two Best Picture Academy Awards (Platoon and The Last Emperor) and generating commercial hits such as Terminator, Hoosiers, Little Nemo, and Savage Land. Parkinson was C.E.O. of Hemdale when the film library was rolled into MGM-UA in 1996.

"We waited to re-launch the Hemdale production label until we had the right picture. We think our upcoming production of 17N CONSPIRACY is the perfect film to merit the return of the Hemdale branding. 17N CONSPIRACY tells the true, untold story of the behind-the-scenes operations of the 17N Revolutionary group in Greece, from the 1970s until 2002. The film delivers a powerful message against authoritarian governments, and a testimony to the strength of people standing up for their rights. This is the sort of movie that enlightens the audience, delivers a lasting message and provides our key performers with awards-worthy material."

Following 17N CONSPIRACY is another major production, TEMPUS PORTA, set for production in Malta in Spring 2027. Both movies feature four or more "A" level stars, including Best Actor winners.

Titles currently filming include the breakthrough CGI-and-AI animated Christmas thriller JOLLY, which opens in theatres December 11, and the live-action western INDIAN TERRITORY, which chronicles the months preceding the infamous Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889. The first trailer for JOLLY has already generated over 450,000 YouTube views prior to promotion through Horror Media outlets including Fangoria, Bloody-Disgusting, and Scream Horror Mag. Watch the trailer at JollyMovie.US.

Other movie productions in motion for Hannover House include: Bigfoot Prophecies (live-action creature feature with a Native American twist), Journey to Utopia (live action and CGI/AI animation, family fantasy), Life Lessons (live-action faith-based true story), The Meat Man (live-action horror feature based on a true story), Meltdown (a major tentpole production for 2028), Modern Antiquities (live-action family drama), Native Fables (an anthology of five Native American films by director Chris Coursey), and Shadowlands (live action and CGI/AI sci-fi feature).

"These are projects and ventures already in motion. They will generate both upfront overhead income for Hannover House as well as distribution fees into the many millions of dollars. We have been involved in the film industry for over forty years, and this represents the level of film output and revenue potential that should make the Hannover House stock into one of the safest and highest return opportunities in the current marketplace."