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Intertainment AG Company acquires theatrical rights, video, and television rights to films from the US and other locations and markets them in Germany and the rest of Europe. It holds a pan-European distribution deal with Warner Bros. Studios (which holds the world's largest film library) for film and pay-television rights. It also markets films in the huge Chinese market. The company deals in cartoon distribution and merchandising through its Intertainment Animation & Merchandising subsidiary. Intertainment filed for bankruptcy protection in 2006 and was rescued out of it by German rival Kinowelt.

Juniper Group company primarily provides broadband installation and wireless infrastructure construction services through its Tower West Communications subsidiary, including tower erection and construction, site installation and surveying, and antenna installation. Its clients include national providers of wireless voice, messaging, and data services. Juniper also is involved in film distribution, acquiring motion picture rights from independent producers; that business line accounted for less than 2% of revenues in fiscal 2008.

Kerasotes ShowPlace Theaters owns and operates movie megaplexes in three cities. Operating in Chicago and Minneapolis under the ShowPlace ICON banner, two of its theaters offer a premium movie-going experience with a lounge area in the lobby featuring cocktails and appetizers, VIP seating area, and an upscale concessions area that offers pizza and other upscale treats. The company also has a more traditional megaplex in New Jersey operating under the ShowPlace name. Gus Kerasotes started the family-operated company in 1909 as a storefront nickelodeon in Springfield, Illinois. Kerasotes ShowPlace Theaters is backed by Providence Equity Partners.

Laemmle Theatres specializes in art films, foreign films, and other independent fare. The company operates about 10 movie houses in Southern California, most of which are in the Los Angeles area. Locations include Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Pasadena, and Santa Monica. Laemmle Theatres has upgraded several of its properties in recent years, adding air conditioning and other amenities to aging art houses. The company was established in 1938 by Kurt and Max Laemmle, nephews of Carl Laemmle, the founder of Universal Pictures. Robert Laemmle, son of Max, owns the firm.

Lakeshore Entertainment Group produces films such as Runaway Bride, The Mothman Prophecies, Autumn in New York, and Million Dollar Baby. Newer titles include The Ugly Truth, Elegy, and Crank II: High Voltage. The company's film library includes more than 300 titles. Its Lakeshore International oversees all aspects of the company's overseas operations, including distribution, marketing, and sales. Its Lakeshore Records releases soundtrack albums from Lakeshore Films as well as other independent films; in addition to soundtracks, Lakeshore Records has also released music from artists such as Grandaddy and Queens of the Stone Age. Lakeshore Entertainment was founded in 1994 by CEO Tom Rosenberg.

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