About Us

Melograno Films is an award-winning international production company dedicated to the development, financing, and production of distinctive film and television. Founded in 2013 by Eleonora Granata-Jenkinson and based in Los Angeles with deep European roots, the company operates at the intersection of global storytelling and sophisticated independent cinema.

Melograno’s current slate includes The Julia Set by Nikki Byrne, starring Chase Infiniti, Christopher Briney, Gillian Anderson, and Jason Isaacs, Diary of a Mad Old Man by Wayne Wang starring Fan Bingbing and Lily Franky , Supporting Role by Ana Urushadze starring Dato Bakhtadze—already garnering significant festival recognition—and The Nomad’s Legacy by Marina Kunarova starring Marat Amiraev.

Projects in pre-production include What You Do To Me, starring Lux Pascal and Mason Gooding; Blood Harmony, directed by Alec Tibaldi; and Way of Seeing, written by Academy Award nominee Alessandro Camon.

The company’s earlier work includes Monica, directed by Andrea Pallaoro and starring Trace Lysette, Patricia Clarkson, and Adriana Barraza, as well as What Remains, The Passion According to G.H., and additional titles from its international catalogue.

In television, Melograno is developing Eva Dorme and Say Cheese – Oro Rosso, a series devoted to the heritage and culture of Parmigiano Reggiano.

Melograno Films is currently developing and financing projects in collaboration with Cinetrain Entertainment (Switzerland), offering filmmakers comprehensive support from conception through distribution. The company brings deep expertise in global film financing, spanning public funds, tax incentives, grants, and private equity structures.

Committed to bold, auteur-driven storytelling, Melograno Films continues to cultivate a dynamic network of creatives across Europe and the United States, delivering work defined by artistic integrity and international reach.