Jeanne Balibar stars in Swiss film directed by Maxime Rappaz.
German sales agent M-Appeal has closed two major territories on its Cannes Acid title Let Me Go (Laissez-Moi), starring Jeanne Balibar.
The film has sold to Mimosa Films for Japan and PoongKyung SoRi (Scene & Sound) for South Korea, both in all rights deals. These follow from a German deal struck with Alamode earlier in the week. French distribution will be handled by Eurozoom.
The feature debut of Switzerland’s Maxime Rappaz, Let Me Go follows Claudine (Balibar), an elegant woman in her early 50s, whose life is dedicated to taking care of her son.
German sales agent M-Appeal has closed two major territories on its Cannes Acid title Let Me Go (Laissez-Moi), starring Jeanne Balibar.
The film has sold to Mimosa Films for Japan and PoongKyung SoRi (Scene & Sound) for South Korea, both in all rights deals. These follow from a German deal struck with Alamode earlier in the week. French distribution will be handled by Eurozoom.
The feature debut of Switzerland’s Maxime Rappaz, Let Me Go follows Claudine (Balibar), an elegant woman in her early 50s, whose life is dedicated to taking care of her son.
- 5/16/2023
- by Geoffrey Macnab
- ScreenDaily
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