This compelling new feature from writer-director Giorgos Papatheodorou recounts the true story behind Greece’s democratic revolution.
Hannover House is poised to make Arthur G. Night's Christmas-themed thriller, JOLLY, a fresh holiday favorite.
Q2 Revenues Jump and Profits Grow 16-X; HHSE management calls it the beginning of a major resurgence for the 33-year-old independent media company.
Hannover House, Inc. (OTCMKTS:HHSE)
LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A decades-old hit tune has generated the first genuine audience success for independent distributor Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE). “Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse” — a family-friendly motion picture inspired by Michael Martin Murphey’s globally chart-topping song — has resonated with viewers across streaming platforms worldwide, boosting the company’s revenue. For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, sales climbed to $485,290, compared to $99,730 in the same period last year; net profits surged to $400,810, a more than 16-fold increase over the $25,484 profit recorded for the quarter ending June 30, 2025.
“We’re only at the start of a fresh revenue cycle for Hannover House,” stated Eric Parkinson, Chief Executive Officer. “Streaming viewership of the film continues to expand globally, which should drive steady growth over the coming quarters. While we’re pleased with the current momentum for ‘Wildfire,’ we believe the higher-profile productions currently in development at Hannover House will ultimately generate many millions more in revenue.”
Productions under way at Hannover House include the Oscar-caliber historical epic “The 17N Conspiracy,” based on the real-life events of Greece’s democratic revolution in the 1970s. This high-profile project is expected to serve as the company’s flagship for revenue and awards recognition in 2027. Additional productions consist of the historical western “Indian Territory” and the Native American-themed short film anthology “Native Fables.” Following his 2025 horror-thriller “Unholy Song,” writer-director Arthur G. Night has teamed up with Hannover House for an ambitious Christmas thriller titled “Jolly,” now in post-production and scheduled for a theatrical and streaming release later this year. The company is also in pre-production on a $22-million sci-fi adventure set to shoot in Malta, called “Tempus Porta.”
Alongside Hannover House’s internally produced features, the company will also roll out several acquired titles to theaters and streaming platforms. “Sinatra: Eternity,” acquired at Cannes from Crisis Cinema, chronicles Frank Sinatra’s life and career as framed by a writer interviewing the icon. “Sexbot,” a hilarious comedy for the modern tech era from writer-director Ash Baron-Cohen, is slated for a major theatrical campaign around Valentine’s Day 2027.
The company will also promote the release of a political marketing book by best-selling author Barr McClellan beginning next week. “American Manifesto: The Winning Campaign Strategies of President Donald J. Trump” offers an insider’s look at the operations of Team Trump in 2024, detailing how they created and executed a marketing strategy focused on voter hot-button issues and lured Democratic leaders into self-sabotage
