CANNES, FRANCE — Marketing Macabre, the premier public relations and digital marketing firm specializing in niche and horror cinema, has officially announced its attendance at the 2026 Marché du Film. Representing a curated slate of independent films, the firm will be active at the market from May 12 to May 20, 2026, as part of the broader 79th Cannes Film Festival activities.
Call to Action: Secure Your Film’s Place on the Global Stage
Independent filmmakers seeking international distribution and media recognition are invited to apply for representation by Marketing Macabre at the 2026 Cannes Film Market. To ensure your project is professionally packaged and pitched to global buyers
For inquiries regarding representation fees or specific market goals, contact founder Michael Joy through Marketing Macabre at joyhorror@msn.com
About the Event: The Marché du Film 2026
The Marché du Film is the business powerhouse of the Cannes Film Festival, serving as the world’s largest gathering of film industry professionals. While the festival focuses on awards and prestige, the Market is where the actual commerce of cinema happens.
The Marché du Film serves as the global film ecosystem’s most significant stop, and this year’s edition specifically spotlights innovations in the creator economy and immersive distribution. Marketing Macabre’s attendance aligns with this focus on evolving industry business models and artist-driven growth.
High-profile distributors like Neon, famous for securing Palme d’Or winners, and Janus Films (in partnership with Sideshow) are returning to scout prestigious art-house and international titles. They are joined by Bleecker Street, which has already made moves by securing North American rights for When Darkness Loves Us, and MUBI, which continues to expand its global footprint across both theatrical and VOD platforms.
About Marketing Macabre:
Marketing Macabre is a boutique public relations firm dedicated to promoting niche cinema, literature, and culture. The firm has recently represented diverse independent projects such as Return of the Living Dead – Trash’s Revenge, Space Goblins, Human Hibachi 3: The Last Supper, Bad Bunny, and The Baphomet Seance.
