DNA Films

Type: Private
On the web: http://www.dnafilms.com
Employees: 10

Some folks just seem to have moviemaking in their genetic makeup. DNA Films is the movie company that produced the hits 28 Days Later and Love, Actually (with Working Title Films). Run by Andrew Macdonald, who also produced The Beach and Trainspotting, the company has a production partnership with Fox Searchlight Pictures, which owns 50% of DNA Films. The company is also backed by the UK Film Council, which distributes government grants and funding from the National Lottery Commission. Fox Searchlight, which specializes in director-driven projects, handles global distribution for DNA Films.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending June, 2008:
Sales: $1.0M

Officers:
Co-Chairman: Allon Reich
Co-Chairman: Motion Picture Production & Distribution

Competitors:
FilmFour
Grosvenor Park Productions
Working Title Films

DNA Films is a British film production company founded by Duncan Kenworthy and Andrew Macdonald.

Film productions

• Judge Dredd (TBA)
• 28 Months Later (2011)
• Never Let Me Go (2010)
• Shooting Someone (2009)
• 28 Weeks Later (2007)
• Sunshine (2007)
• The Last King of Scotland (2006)
• The History Boys (2006)
• Notes on a Scandal (2006)
• Separate Lies (2005)
• Love Actually (2003)
• 28 Days Later (2002)
• Heartlands (2002)
• The Parole Officer (2001)
• Strictly Sinatra (2001)
• Kansas in August (1999)

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