Variety helps Black Swan Tales unveil its first roster of four French- and English-language horror films.

The genre film label was launched by French producer Noor Sadar and Belgian banner Entre Chien et Loup; A Mediawan company, Black Swan Tales was also created in partnership with the sales company WTFilms.

Here are the projects…

Black Swan has just wrapped the shoot of Deep Fear, which was penned by Niko Tackian and directed by Grégory Beghin.

“The film follows three students, Kate, Henri and Max, who have come to Paris to celebrate their graduation and embark on a private visit of the Paris catacombs where they discover a vestige of the Nazi occupation.”

The banner is also producing No Filter, which is written and directed by Michael Dupret, based on his short by the same name.

“The project was developed at the Sundance residency program. The film revolves around Anna, a young woman who’s gained new notoriety on social media and discovers a new app that distorts her face and actions.”

Another project is The Night Man, a psychological thriller penned by Elsa Marpeau, which will be directed by Mélanie Delloye.

“The film revolves around a young pregnant woman who finds out her seemingly perfect boyfriend may be a dangerous sleepwalker as she hears of strange disappearances and murders taking place in the region.”

Black Swan is also developing The Hunt by writer-director Jérôme Genevray, who previously directed La nuée, which was part of Cannes’ Critics’ Week selection in 2020.

“The Hunt follows a small group of migrants who are stranded on a seemingly idyllic Mediterranean island and quickly realize they are the target of a wild man hunt.”

Sadar said the company aims to deliver four films per year.