‘Gagarine’ Directors Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh Talk ‘The Green Eyes’ as Kinology Announces First Sales: ‘Dreamers Know No Borders’ (EXCLUSIVE)

FilmNews newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Having boarded as the sales agent of Locarno Film Festival’s “The Green Eyes,” Kinology has pre-sold “The Green Eyes” to Benelux (Cinart), Switzerland (Filmcoopi), Turkey (Chantier) and the former Yugoslavia region (MCF). Distribution in France will be handled by Haut et Court, o

The announcement of Kinology's first sales for 'The Green Eyes' is a significant development in the film's journey, marking a crucial step towards its global release. The fact that the film has been pre-sold to several territories, including Benelux, Switzerland, Turkey, and the former Yugoslavia region, demonstrates the confidence that distributors have in the project. This is a testament to the reputation of the directors, Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh, who previously gained acclaim for their film 'Gagarine'.

The involvement of Kinology as the sales agent is also noteworthy, given the company's track record of handling international sales for a range of films. The distribution deal with Haut et Court for France is particularly significant, as it ensures that the film will receive a strong release in its home territory. The fact that 'The Green Eyes' has generated interest from distributors in multiple regions suggests that the film has a broad appeal, and its themes and story are likely to resonate with audiences worldwide.

As the film industry continues to evolve, the success of 'The Green Eyes' in securing international distribution deals will be closely watched. The film's performance will provide valuable insights into the current market trends and the appetite for independent cinema. With the Locarno Film Festival serving as a launchpad for the film, it will be interesting to see how 'The Green Eyes' fares in the coming months, particularly as it competes in various film festivals and eventually rolls out in theaters worldwide. The next step will be to monitor the film's critical reception and box office performance, which will ultimately determine its impact on the global film landscape.

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