What is the new film 'Paaz' about?

The film 'Paaz,' adapted from Myrthe van der Meer's autobiographical novel, follows a woman who, after a burnout, ends up in a psychiatric ward and discovers that 'normal' is more fragile and universal than she thought.

When will sales launch for the film based on 'Paaz'?

Sales for the film adapted from 'Paaz' will launch at the Berlinale's European Film Market next month.

Who is adapting the novel 'Paaz' for the screen?

The film is adapted from Myrthe van der Meer's autobiographical novel 'Paaz,' and Incredible Film will be launching sales for the title.

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Burnout leads to fragile 'normal' discovery

29 Jan

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Summary

Film adapted from autobiographical novel about burnout's aftermath.
A woman finds 'normal' is more fragile than imagined.
Incredible Film to launch sales at Berlinale's European Film Market.

Burnout leads to fragile 'normal' discovery

A film adapted from Myrthe van der Meer's autobiographical novel, 'Paaz,' delves into the profound experiences of a woman navigating a psychiatric ward following a burnout. During her stay, she confronts the startling realization that 'normal' is a far more delicate and universally shared human experience than she had previously conceived.

Incredible Film has announced that it will present this title for sales at the upcoming European Film Market, held during the Berlinale next month. This strategic launch aims to introduce the film to global distributors and audiences.

The company's slate also includes other notable titles, such as the sequel 'Amsterdamned II,' which has already achieved significant success, and the romantic drama 'Perfectly Imperfect.' These selections highlight Incredible Film's commitment to diverse storytelling.