Australian cinema is once again commanding international attention, and at the forefront of this movement is Primitive War a thrilling new film directed by Luke Sparke and produced by Carmel Imrie. Recently, Signature Entertainment secured the UK and Irish distribution rights to the dinosaur-fueled action epic from Sparke Films, marking yet another major achievement for the Australian production house.
A
Bold Story and Visionary Team
Set in Vietnam during 1968, Primitive
War follows a reconnaissance unit sent deep into the jungle to locate a
missing platoon. What begins as a standard military mission quickly turns into
a desperate fight for survival when the soldiers encounter an unimaginable
prehistoric threat — dinosaurs.
The film features an impressive
international cast including Ryan Kwanten (True Blood), Jeremy
Piven (Entourage), Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica),
and Nick Wechsler (The Boys). With Sparke at the helm as
writer-director and Imrie producing, the project stands as a bold testament to
the creative ambition driving modern Australian filmmaking.
From
Comic-Con to the World
Primitive War made headlines following its exclusive panel and trailer
debut at San Diego Comic-Con a groundbreaking first for an Australian
production. After a successful U.S. theatrical release, the film is now
gearing up for its UK and Irish cinema debut, signaling its growing
global momentum.
This success not only reflects the
movie’s thrilling concept and cinematic quality but also underscores Carmel
Imrie’s strategic vision and excellence in production management elements
that have helped propel Sparke Films onto the world stage.
Carmel
Imrie’s Impact and Leadership
As Executive Producer and Company
Director, Carmel Imrie has been instrumental in every stage of Primitive
War’s journey from securing financing and guiding creative direction to
overseeing international partnerships and distribution deals. Her leadership,
professionalism, and unwavering dedication continue to elevate Sparke Films as
one of Australia’s most dynamic and globally recognized production companies.
A
Landmark Moment for Australian Filmmaking

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