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Florentine Films
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Florentine Films
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Private
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1976
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Florentine Films is a privately held documentary filmmaking collective founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, and Buddy Squires (Hampshire College classmates), with Amy Stechler joining shortly after and Larry Hott as a later member. Headquartered in Walpole, Massachusetts with member activity in New York, the company operates as a loose network of independent filmmakers who share the Florentine Films brand rather than as a conventional integrated production entity. Its core product is a portfolio of award-winning documentary films spanning American history (The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, The National Parks, The War), food and culture (The American Brew, In Search of Israeli Cuisine, The Soul of a Farmer), music and art (Alexander Calder, Richard Rodgers, Guitar Crazy), and social issues (Medal of Honor, Don't Divorce the Children), plus supplementary offerings including Roger Sherman's "Ready, Steady, Shoot" smartphone cinematography eBook, photography services, video workshops, and speaking engagements.

The business model is project-based, one-time licensing of individual films. Distribution flows through three primary channels: national broadcast via PBS (the principal buyer for Ken Burns' marquee series), film festival exhibition at Sundance, Telluride, and Tribeca, and digital/physical sales through Vimeo On Demand, iTunes, Apple TV, and direct DVD sales from the company website. Films are not sold as a SaaS or recurring product; each title generates a discrete licensing cycle. The customer base is therefore a small set of institutional and platform buyers (PBS plus digital storefronts and festivals), with end consumers reached transactionally rather than through subscriptions.

The company has no external institutional investment, no disclosed funding rounds, no parent company, and no subsidiaries. Operating geographies are limited to the United States. The "underlying technology" is documentary craft — cinematography, directing, photography, and editing — with no proprietary software, AI/ML capability, or platform architecture indicated. Value derives almost entirely from the individual brand equity and award pedigree of its four named principal members.

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Florentine Films is a US-based documentary filmmaking collective founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, and Buddy Squires, producing award-winning films distributed via PBS, festivals, and digital platforms. Members operate independently under the shared Florentine Films brand.

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North America
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documentary film production, film production services, documentary filmmaking, cinematography services, film distribution services
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1Historical, Biographical & Archival Documentaries
CodeMPADADAEPrimaryYes
2Arts & Culture Documentaries
CodeMPADADAIPrimaryNo
3Feature-Length Documentaries
CodeMPADADAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries512
  • Motion Picture and Video Distribution51212
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production7812
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Documentary Film Production
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1Documentary Film Production
TypeOne Time License
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Production of documentary films for broadcast, theatrical release, and streaming distribution

florentinefilms.com
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Florentine Films is a documentary film production company founded in 1976 that produces documentary films covering history, food, culture, art, and social issues. Films are produced for broadcast on PBS, theatrical release, and streaming distribution through Vimeo On Demand, iTunes, and Apple TV. The company also offers related services including photography, smartphone cinematography workshops, and speaking engagements through its principal member Roger Sherman.

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  • Six Oscar-nominated films, one Academy Award winner, twenty-two Emmy-nominated productions, and ten Emmy Award winners for Buddy Squires alone
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

Florentine Films is a documentary filmmaking company founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, Buddy Squires, and later Larry Hott. The company produces documentary films across diverse subjects including food and cuisine, farming, music, American history, art, and social issues. The core product is their documentary films portfolio, which includes notable works like The American Brew (James Beard Award winner), The Soul of a Farmer, In Search of Israeli Cuisine, The Restaurateur, Guitar Crazy, Medal of Honor, and The Second Life of Jamie P. The company also offers supplementary products and services including the Ready, Steady, Shoot eBook for smartphone video instruction, photography services, video workshops, and speaking engagements. Films are distributed through streaming platforms including Vimeo, iTunes, and AppleTV, with DVDs available for purchase.

Product and service7 records
1The American Brew
CategoryDocumentary Film
Description

A documentary exploring the rich and surprising history of beer in America, covering topics from the Pilgrims to Prohibition and craft brewing innovation. Won the James Beard Award for Best Documentary. Targeted at general documentary audiences interested in American history and food culture.

2The Soul of a Farmer
CategoryDocumentary Film
Description

A 35-minute documentary following Patty Gentry, a former chef at top New York restaurants, as she battles to earn a living on her three-acre Early Girl Farm on Long Island. Currently streaming on iTunes, AppleTV, and Vimeo. Targeted at viewers interested in food culture, farming, and restaurant culture.

3The New Face of Israeli Cuisine
CategoryConversation / Speaking Program
Description

A virtual or in-person conversation program with Roger Sherman, serving as a follow-up to the acclaimed In Search of Israeli Cuisine documentary, exploring Israeli food, conflict, and culture.

4Ready, Steady, Shoot: A Pro's Guide to Smartphone Video
CategoryEducational eBook
Description

An eBook with how-to videos and step-by-step instructions teaching viewers how to think like a cinematographer and create professional-quality smartphone video content. Targeted at aspiring videographers and content creators.

5Photography Services
CategoryPhotography Services
Description

Professional photography services by Roger Sherman covering food, gardens, travel, and portraits, with work published in Town & Country, Saveur, Budget Travel, Garden Design, MetHome, and Newsweek. Targeted at editorial publications and commercial clients.

6Video Workshops
CategoryEducational Workshops
Description

Hands-on workshops teaching smartphone video techniques including how to hold steady, pan and tilt, and cinematographic principles. Targeted at aspiring filmmakers and content creators.

7Speaking Engagements
CategorySpeaking Services
Description

Speaking engagements by Roger Sherman about his films and filmmaking, conducted at events around the country. Available for presenting events such as The New Face of Israeli Cuisine.

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Co-founder of Florentine Films; renowned documentary filmmaker known for The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, and other acclaimed series for PBS

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Co-founder of Florentine Films; Academy Award nominee, Emmy and Peabody Award winner; director, producer, cinematographer, and photographer specializing in food, culture, and social issue documentaries

3Buddy Squires
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Emmy-winning director of photography; founding member of Florentine Films with six Oscar-nominated films and extensive Emmy recognition

florentinefilms.com
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Description

Member of Florentine Films with independent production company Hott Productions

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Description

Primary broadcast partner for Florentine Films documentaries including Ken Burns' series on The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, The National Parks, and The War

6Michael Solomonov
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Chef and co-owner of Zahav restaurant in Philadelphia; served as chef/guide for Roger Sherman's In Search of Israeli Cuisine documentary

florentinefilms.com
7Isabella Rossellini
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Actor/activist and daughter of Ingrid Bergman; owner of the land where Early Girl Farm is located; featured in The Soul of a Farmer documentary

florentinefilms.com
Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Kartemquin Films is a Chicago-based independent documentary production collective with a multi-decade track record (founded 1966) producing award-winning social-issue and historical documentaries for PBS and beyond. Directly comparable to Florentine Films as a founder-driven indie documentary shop with shared production model and festival prestige.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Participant is a documentary-and-narrative production company known for socially-conscious award-winning films (An Inconvenient Truth, Food, Inc., CITIZENFOUR). Comparable to Florentine Films in producing premium non-fiction content for theatrical and streaming, with overlapping subject-matter verticals like food and social issues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Magnolia Pictures is a distribution/production company that acquires and releases independent documentaries theatrically, on home video, and via streaming. Comparable to Florentine Films as a documentary distribution counterparty and producer for the indie/arthouse documentary market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

NEON is an independent film production and distribution company that releases festival-circuit documentaries and narrative films (e.g., Parasite, I, Tonya). Comparable to Florentine Films as a festival-to-consumer release partner for prestige independent documentaries.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

HBO Documentary Films is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery producing and acquiring premium documentaries for HBO and Max. Comparable as a deep-pocketed prestige documentary commissioner competing for the same Oscar/Emmy-caliber projects Florentine Films produces.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National Geographic Documentary Films produces and funds premium non-fiction features and series (Free Solo, Wild, Cosmos). Comparable as a large institutional documentary producer with overlapping history/educational verticals that compete for top documentary talent.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

PBS is Florentine Films' primary broadcast partner and also operates its own distribution arm for acquired documentaries globally. Comparable as the dominant public-broadcaster commissioning/distribution channel for prestige American documentary.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A24 is an independent entertainment company producing and distributing prestige film and select documentary features (Moonlight, Ex Machina). Comparable as a premier indie brand commissioning and releasing festival-circuit documentary features that overlap with Florentine Films' premium positioning.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ITVS is a public-media organization that funds, produces, and distributes independent documentaries for PBS and beyond. Comparable to Florentine Films as a fellow PBS-affiliated indie documentary entity with shared broadcast and commissioning infrastructure.

10Ro*Co Films (Royal Road Entertainment / co-producer roster)
TypeEmerging player
Description

Royal Road Entertainment is an independent documentary production company producing non-fiction features for streaming and theatrical release. Comparable to Florentine Films as a smaller-scale indie doc producer targeting similar festival/PBS pathways.

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Florentine Films

Documentary Film Productionflorentinefilms.com

Florentine Films is a US-based documentary filmmaking collective founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, and Buddy Squires, producing award-winning films distributed via PBS, festivals, and digital platforms. Members operate independently under the shared Florentine Films brand.

What Florentine Films does

Florentine Films is a privately held documentary filmmaking collective founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, and Buddy Squires (Hampshire College classmates), with Amy Stechler joining shortly after and Larry Hott as a later member. Headquartered in Walpole, Massachusetts with member activity in New York, the company operates as a loose network of independent filmmakers who share the Florentine Films brand rather than as a conventional integrated production entity. Its core product is a portfolio of award-winning documentary films spanning American history (The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, The National Parks, The War), food and culture (The American Brew, In Search of Israeli Cuisine, The Soul of a Farmer), music and art (Alexander Calder, Richard Rodgers, Guitar Crazy), and social issues (Medal of Honor, Don't Divorce the Children), plus supplementary offerings including Roger Sherman's "Ready, Steady, Shoot" smartphone cinematography eBook, photography services, video workshops, and speaking engagements.

The business model is project-based, one-time licensing of individual films. Distribution flows through three primary channels: national broadcast via PBS (the principal buyer for Ken Burns' marquee series), film festival exhibition at Sundance, Telluride, and Tribeca, and digital/physical sales through Vimeo On Demand, iTunes, Apple TV, and direct DVD sales from the company website. Films are not sold as a SaaS or recurring product; each title generates a discrete licensing cycle. The customer base is therefore a small set of institutional and platform buyers (PBS plus digital storefronts and festivals), with end consumers reached transactionally rather than through subscriptions.

The company has no external institutional investment, no disclosed funding rounds, no parent company, and no subsidiaries. Operating geographies are limited to the United States. The "underlying technology" is documentary craft — cinematography, directing, photography, and editing — with no proprietary software, AI/ML capability, or platform architecture indicated. Value derives almost entirely from the individual brand equity and award pedigree of its four named principal members.

Florentine Films firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Florentine Films
Legal name
Florentine Films
Website
https://florentinefilms.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1976
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Florentine Films is a US-based documentary filmmaking collective founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, and Buddy Squires, producing award-winning films distributed via PBS, festivals, and digital platforms. Members operate independently under the shared Florentine Films brand.
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Florentine Films industry classification

Industry
Product category
Documentary Film Production
NAICS
Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries (512), Motion Picture and Video Distribution (51212)
SIC
Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production (7812)
akta.pro primary industry
Historical, Biographical & Archival Documentaries (MPADADAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Arts & Culture Documentaries (MPADADAI), Feature-Length Documentaries (MPADADAA)

Keywords

  • Documentary film production
  • Film production services
  • Documentary filmmaking
  • Cinematography services
  • Film distribution services

Where Florentine Films is headquartered

Location

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Walpole
HQ country
United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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Florentine Films business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Documentary Film Production: Production of documentary films for broadcast, theatrical release, and streaming distribution

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Florentine Films product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Florentine Films is a documentary film production company founded in 1976 that produces documentary films covering history, food, culture, art, and social issues. Films are produced for broadcast on PBS, theatrical release, and streaming distribution through Vimeo On Demand, iTunes, and Apple TV. The company also offers related services including photography, smartphone cinematography workshops, and speaking engagements through its principal member Roger Sherman.

Product overview

Florentine Films is a documentary filmmaking company founded in 1976 by Ken Burns, Roger Sherman, Buddy Squires, and later Larry Hott. The company produces documentary films across diverse subjects including food and cuisine, farming, music, American history, art, and social issues. The core product is their documentary films portfolio, which includes notable works like The American Brew (James Beard Award winner), The Soul of a Farmer, In Search of Israeli Cuisine, The Restaurateur, Guitar Crazy, Medal of Honor, and The Second Life of Jamie P. The company also offers supplementary products and services including the Ready, Steady, Shoot eBook for smartphone video instruction, photography services, video workshops, and speaking engagements. Films are distributed through streaming platforms including Vimeo, iTunes, and AppleTV, with DVDs available for purchase.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • The American Brew A documentary exploring the rich and surprising history of beer in America, covering topics from the Pilgrims to Prohibition and craft brewing innovation. Won the James Beard Award for Best Documentary. Targeted at general documentary audiences interested in American history and food culture.
  • The Soul of a Farmer A 35-minute documentary following Patty Gentry, a former chef at top New York restaurants, as she battles to earn a living on her three-acre Early Girl Farm on Long Island. Currently streaming on iTunes, AppleTV, and Vimeo. Targeted at viewers interested in food culture, farming, and restaurant culture.
  • The New Face of Israeli Cuisine A virtual or in-person conversation program with Roger Sherman, serving as a follow-up to the acclaimed In Search of Israeli Cuisine documentary, exploring Israeli food, conflict, and culture.
  • Ready, Steady, Shoot: A Pro's Guide to Smartphone Video An eBook with how-to videos and step-by-step instructions teaching viewers how to think like a cinematographer and create professional-quality smartphone video content. Targeted at aspiring videographers and content creators.
  • Photography Services Professional photography services by Roger Sherman covering food, gardens, travel, and portraits, with work published in Town & Country, Saveur, Budget Travel, Garden Design, MetHome, and Newsweek. Targeted at editorial publications and commercial clients.
  • Video Workshops Hands-on workshops teaching smartphone video techniques including how to hold steady, pan and tilt, and cinematographic principles. Targeted at aspiring filmmakers and content creators.
  • Speaking Engagements Speaking engagements by Roger Sherman about his films and filmmaking, conducted at events around the country. Available for presenting events such as The New Face of Israeli Cuisine.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Six Oscar-nominated films, one Academy Award winner, twenty-two Emmy-nominated productions, and ten Emmy Award winners for Buddy Squires alone
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Florentine Films

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Named customers6 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Florentine Films technology and API

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Florentine Films partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Ken BurnscoreOthersCo-founder of Florentine Films; renowned documentary filmmaker known for The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, and other acclaimed series for PBS
  • Roger ShermancoreOthersCo-founder of Florentine Films; Academy Award nominee, Emmy and Peabody Award winner; director, producer, cinematographer, and photographer specializing in food, culture, and social issue documentaries
  • Buddy SquirescoreOthersOscar-nominated filmmaker and Emmy-winning director of photography; founding member of Florentine Films with six Oscar-nominated films and extensive Emmy recognition
  • Larry HottcoreOthersMember of Florentine Films with independent production company Hott Productions
  • PBScoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPrimary broadcast partner for Florentine Films documentaries including Ken Burns' series on The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, The National Parks, and The War
  • Michael SolomonovminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerChef and co-owner of Zahav restaurant in Philadelphia; served as chef/guide for Roger Sherman's In Search of Israeli Cuisine documentary
  • Isabella RosselliniminorOthersActor/activist and daughter of Ingrid Bergman; owner of the land where Early Girl Farm is located; featured in The Soul of a Farmer documentary

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Florentine Films competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Kartemquin Films: Kartemquin Films is a Chicago-based independent documentary production collective with a multi-decade track record (founded 1966) producing award-winning social-issue and historical documentaries for PBS and beyond. Directly comparable to Florentine Films as a founder-driven indie documentary shop with shared production model and festival prestige.
  • Participant Media: Participant is a documentary-and-narrative production company known for socially-conscious award-winning films (An Inconvenient Truth, Food, Inc., CITIZENFOUR). Comparable to Florentine Films in producing premium non-fiction content for theatrical and streaming, with overlapping subject-matter verticals like food and social issues.
  • Magnolia Pictures: Magnolia Pictures is a distribution/production company that acquires and releases independent documentaries theatrically, on home video, and via streaming. Comparable to Florentine Films as a documentary distribution counterparty and producer for the indie/arthouse documentary market.
  • NEON: NEON is an independent film production and distribution company that releases festival-circuit documentaries and narrative films (e.g., Parasite, I, Tonya). Comparable to Florentine Films as a festival-to-consumer release partner for prestige independent documentaries.

Broad incumbents

  • HBO Documentary Films: HBO Documentary Films is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery producing and acquiring premium documentaries for HBO and Max. Comparable as a deep-pocketed prestige documentary commissioner competing for the same Oscar/Emmy-caliber projects Florentine Films produces.
  • National Geographic Documentary Films: National Geographic Documentary Films produces and funds premium non-fiction features and series (Free Solo, Wild, Cosmos). Comparable as a large institutional documentary producer with overlapping history/educational verticals that compete for top documentary talent.
  • PBS Distribution: PBS is Florentine Films' primary broadcast partner and also operates its own distribution arm for acquired documentaries globally. Comparable as the dominant public-broadcaster commissioning/distribution channel for prestige American documentary.
  • A24: A24 is an independent entertainment company producing and distributing prestige film and select documentary features (Moonlight, Ex Machina). Comparable as a premier indie brand commissioning and releasing festival-circuit documentary features that overlap with Florentine Films' premium positioning.
  • ITVS (Independent Television Service): ITVS is a public-media organization that funds, produces, and distributes independent documentaries for PBS and beyond. Comparable to Florentine Films as a fellow PBS-affiliated indie documentary entity with shared broadcast and commissioning infrastructure.

Emerging players

  • Ro*Co Films (Royal Road Entertainment / co-producer roster): Royal Road Entertainment is an independent documentary production company producing non-fiction features for streaming and theatrical release. Comparable to Florentine Films as a smaller-scale indie doc producer targeting similar festival/PBS pathways.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Florentine Films financial estimates

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Florentine Films leadership team

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Profiles4 records

Florentine Films funding detail

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Florentine Films M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Florentine Films

What does Florentine Films do?

Florentine Films is a documentary film production company founded in 1976 that produces documentary films covering history, food, culture, art, and social issues. Films are produced for broadcast on PBS, theatrical release, and streaming distribution through Vimeo On Demand, iTunes, and Apple TV. The company also offers related services including photography, smartphone cinematography workshops, and speaking engagements through its principal member Roger Sherman.

Is Florentine Films a public or private company?

Florentine Films is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Florentine Films founded?

Florentine Films was founded in 1976. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Florentine Films based?

Florentine Films is headquartered in Walpole, United States, in the North America region.

How does Florentine Films make money?

One revenue line is on record: documentary Film Production.

Who are Florentine Films's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Kartemquin Films, Participant Media, Magnolia Pictures and NEON. Broad incumbents are HBO Documentary Films, National Geographic Documentary Films, PBS Distribution, A24 and ITVS (Independent Television Service). Ro*Co Films (Royal Road Entertainment / co-producer roster) is listed as an emerging player.

Does Florentine Films have an API?

No public API is recorded for Florentine Films.

What industry is Florentine Films in?

Florentine Films's product category is Documentary Film Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPADADAE, Historical, Biographical & Archival Documentaries, with a secondary code of MPADADAI, Arts & Culture Documentaries. Its NAICS code is 512 and its SIC code is 7812.

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