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and “Dino Crisis” before becoming a full-fledged producer in 1999. As a producer, he has managed various
series including “Devil May Cry,” “Dino Crisis,” “Resident Evil” and “Sengoku BASARA.” He also
participated in the Resident Evil film adaptations and the animated film “Devil May Cry” for television.
MARTIN MOSZKOWICZ (Executive Producer) is a Constantin Film board member responsible
for film and television. Moszkowicz studied at Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich until 1980. He
then worked as production manager, line producer and producer for numerous productions worldwide.
Beginning in 1985, he was a producer and managing director at M & P Film GmbH, Munich. He joined
Constantin Film Produktion GmbH first as a producer in 1991 and served as a managing director from 1996
until the company's IPO in 1999.
Moszkowicz has been a member of the executive board of Constantin Film since 1999. His
responsibilities include worldwide theatrical and television production and distribution/marketing,
international sales and distribution. He has been involved as a producer in over 80 movies and numerous
television productions.
As producer, executive producer, co-producer or managing director of the production company,
Moszkowicz has over 100 feature film credits to his name. They include Uli Edel’s The Baader Meinhof
Complex, Caroline Link’s A Year Ago in Winter, The Wave, Why Men Don't Listen, Women Can't Read
Maps, Herr Bello, Schwere Jungs, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Hui Buh-Das Schlossgespenst, Harte
Jungs, Nowhere in Africa, Der Gross Bagarozy, Wrongfully Accused, Opernball, Smilla’s Sense of Snow,
The House of the Spirits and Salt on Our Skin.
VICTOR HADIDA (Executive Producer) manages Metropolitan FilmExport in Paris with his
brother Samuel. Hadida has worked at Metropolitan for 30 years since completing his master’s degree in
business and international affairs. Hadida is now President of Metropolitan, which the European Audiovisual
Observatory identified in 2007 as the most prominent independent European film company.
Since 2007, Hadida has served as President of the International Federation of Film Distributors,
which represents 275 active companies in 12 countries. He has also been President of the National
Federation of Film Distributors, representing more than 70 French companies, since 2006. Hadida was also
President of the Liaison Office of Cinematographical Industries (BLIC) in France for 2009. Through these
activities, he has become a leading spokesman for film distribution in France and the European Union, and
for the worldwide film industry.
Hadida is very active in discovering new talent and the restoration and distribution of early films by
many leaders of Asian cinema. His career reflects the prestigious and audacious titles that have contributed
to Metropolitan’s international renown, as well as a willingness to support a wide spectrum of directing
talent in world cinema. Examples include films from Asian directors such as John Woo and Park Chan
Wook, works from first-time directors such as Vincenzo Natali’s Cube, American independents like Patty
Jenkins’ Monster, distinguished films such as Paul Haggis’ Crash and David Cronenberg’s A History of
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