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Canadian Film 'Nina Roza' Wins Berlin Award, Secures US Rights
24 Sep
Summary
- Film 'Nina Roza' won the Silver Bear for best screenplay in Berlin.
- US rights acquired by Dekanalog for early 2027 theatrical release.
- The story follows an 8-year-old Bulgarian artist's discovery.
The independent distributor Dekanalog has acquired the U.S. rights to "Nina Roza," Canada's official selection for the Academy Awards. This critically acclaimed film previously earned the Silver Bear for best screenplay at the Berlin Film Festival.
Geneviève Dulude-De Celles directed "Nina Roza." The film's narrative involves a young Bulgarian artist whose talent is discovered through a viral video, prompting an art collector to investigate.
This acquisition marks a significant step for the film's U.S. release, scheduled for early 2027. Dekanalog also plans to distribute the film via VOD and Blu-ray, alongside re-releasing Dulude-De Celles's earlier work, "A Colony."
Dekanalog partners expressed enthusiasm, highlighting the film's profound exploration of immigration's effect on identity. The director shared her hope that the film will foster discussions on heritage and the immigrant experience.
