ENERGY2KARMA · INTERNATIONAL FILM DISTRIBUTION · MUMBAI · GLOBAL OUTLOOK

INDEPENDENT CINEMA. INTERNATIONAL REACH.

Great stories.
New dimensions.

Discover international films, documentaries and animation. Connect your audience with a world of extraordinary stories.

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DISCOVERInternational stories.

Films, documentaries & animation.

CONNECTOne focused conversation.

Your audience, market and acquisition brief.

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THE COLLECTION

Find your next
great story.

Start with a trailer. Build a shortlist.
Find the titles that fit your audience.

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CONTENT LICENSING, WITH CLARITY

The story is only
the beginning.

The right partnership considers your audience, platform, territory and release window.

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Discover & shortlist

Explore trailers and select the stories that match your programming brief.

Request a private screening

Share your company details and acquisition needs. Screeners are released after review.

Confirm & license

Agree rights, territories, term, language assets and delivery requirements for each title.

RIGHTS FOR YOUR RELEASE

Every screen.
A defined licence.

Tell us how and where you want to release a title. We’ll confirm the available rights and the scope of the agreement.

Rights and territories are confirmed title by title.

THE E2K JOURNAL

Ideas behind the screen.

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Content Delivery: Ready for the screen. Ready for delivery. Energy2Karma editorial cover.

Delivery

A practical content delivery checklist

Confirm the actual video, language and artwork files before agreeing a launch date.

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Documentaries: Real stories. A considered selection. Energy2Karma editorial cover.

Documentaries

Choosing documentaries for your programming slate

Move from an interesting subject to a clear editorial and delivery brief.

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Acquisition: A better brief. A better shortlist. Energy2Karma editorial cover.

Acquisition

Build a better acquisition brief

Five details that help a distribution partner recommend the right content for your audience.

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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Clarity before
the first conversation.

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What does Energy2Karma do in international film distribution?
Energy2Karma is a Mumbai-based content distribution business connecting international films, documentaries, animation and other programmes with buyers and distribution partners. We help organize title discovery, private screenings and licensing discussions around a buyer’s audience and market.
How can OTT platforms license films for India?
Start with the catalogue and shortlist relevant titles. Share your platform, company details, requested rights, Indian or other territories, preferred term and language requirements. Energy2Karma checks title suitability and rights availability before discussing a licence.
What is the difference between SVOD, AVOD, TVOD and FAST rights?
SVOD supports subscription viewing, AVOD supports advertising-funded on-demand viewing, and TVOD commonly supports individual rentals or purchases. FAST relates to scheduled, advertising-supported streaming channels. Each permitted use must be defined in the title’s agreement; one model should not be assumed to include the others.
Can we request theatrical, television, satellite or inflight rights?
Yes, you can submit an enquiry for these uses, as well as waterborne, institutional or other specific rights. Availability depends on the title, territory, existing licences and the rights holder’s mandate. A catalogue listing is not confirmation that every right is available.
How do buyers request private film screeners?
Open a title or add films to your shortlist, then select Request screeners. Provide your name, business email, company, role, country and acquisition requirements. Requests are reviewed before private links are released by email.

LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STORY

A programming brief.
A new possibility.

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