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Spanish Drama Finds Global Audiences at Toronto
12 Sep
Summary
- FilmSharks announced deals for 'All That We Never Were' at TIFF.
- The film is based on Alice Kellen's bestseller 'Let It Happen'.
- It sold to France, India, and Latin America is imminent.
FilmSharks has secured distribution deals for the romantic drama "All That We Never Were" following its announcement at the Toronto Film Festival. The film, an adaptation of Alice Kellen's bestselling novel "Let It Happen," has been sold to Swift for France and French-speaking territories, and to MVP for India and the Indian subcontinent.
Additional theatrical and Pay-1 deals for Latin America are reportedly imminent. Directed by Jorge Alonso, the film stars Maxi Iglesias and Margarida Corceiro. It was filmed in scenic locations along Spain's northern coast, including San Sebastián and Madrid.
The narrative centers on Leah, a young painter grappling with the loss of her parents and an unexpected romance with her brother's best friend, Axel. Their relationship develops amidst forbidden emotions and evolving dynamics.
"All That We Never Were" is the first part of Kellen's duology, known for its emotional depth and exploration of love, grief, and hope. Warner Bros. Pictures Spain handled the domestic release in June.
