‘Our Loves,’ Avi Nesher’s Frontrunner for Israel’s Oscar Entry, Boarded by Gersh and Other Angle Pictures (EXCLUSIVE)

FilmNews newsroom brief · 11d ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Gersh and Other Angle Pictures have boarded Avi Nesher’s feature film “Our Loves” for sales. Gersh will rep U.S. sales with Los Angeles-based global sales agency Other Angle takes international. “Our Loves,” which is tipped to be Israel’s Oscar entry for international film, is se

Avi Nesher's "Our Loves" is gaining momentum as a frontrunner for Israel's Oscar entry, and it's no surprise that Gersh and Other Angle Pictures have jumped on board to handle sales. The film's potential is significant, not just because of its artistic merit, but also due to its cultural relevance and timing. As the Oscars continue to strive for greater diversity and representation, a film like "Our Loves" could be a strong contender in the international feature category.

The addition of Gersh and Other Angle Pictures to the film's sales team is a strategic move, as both companies have a proven track record of success in the global film market. Gersh, in particular, has been instrumental in placing films with major studios and streaming platforms, while Other Angle has a strong network of international distributors. With their combined expertise, "Our Loves" is likely to gain significant traction in the lead-up to the Oscars.

As the film festival circuit heats up, all eyes will be on "Our Loves" to see if it can secure a major win for Israel at the Oscars. With its frontrunner status, the film is already generating buzz, and its sales team is likely to capitalize on this momentum. Keep an eye on this film, as well as other potential Oscar contenders from Israel, in the coming months. The 2024 Oscars are shaping up to be a competitive and exciting year, with a range of international films vying for top honors.

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