Minerva Pictures, a privately owned company headquartered in Rome, Italy, functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. Founded in 1953 by Antonio Curti, the company, with approximately 90 employees, reported $36.7M in revenue as of 2024. Operating as an independent Italian film production, distribution, and digital publishing company, it specializes in movies and sound recording. The company expanded its operations under Ermanno Curti and Gianluca Curti, which led to internationalization and the acquisition of film libraries. In 2019, Santo Versace joined as a corporate partner alongside Chief Executive Officer Gianluca Curti. Minerva Pictures acts as an institutional safeguard of Italian cinematic history, accumulating an intellectual property library of over 2,500 titles, including auteur cinema and genre films such as cult horror, giallo, and spaghetti westerns. The studio's contemporary original production catalog encompasses feature films, documentaries, and episodic television, with works including the Paramount+ original series Miss Fallaci, Eran Riklis's Reading Lolita in Tehran, and the biographical docuseries Marta – Murder at the Sapienza Campus.
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