Soccer Drama ‘Forza,’ With AC Milan Great Alessandro Costacurta, Heads to Tokyo Market With EST N8 (EXCLUSIVE)

FilmNews.net brief · 3h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

“Forza,” Marco Balsamo’s soccer drama shot between Bali and Milan, has been picked up for international sales by EST N8, which will take the film to the Tokyo International Film Festival’s TIFFCOM market (Oct. 28–30). Before that, it gets its first public screening on Oct. 25 at

The pickup of "Forza" by EST N8 for international sales is a significant development for this soccer drama, which boasts an impressive pedigree with Alessandro Costacurta, the legendary AC Milan player, on board. The film's selection for the Tokyo International Film Festival's TIFFCOM market is a strategic move, as it provides a platform for EST N8 to showcase the film to a global audience of industry professionals.

The film's themes of soccer and drama are likely to resonate with audiences, particularly in Asia where soccer is extremely popular. The involvement of Marco Balsamo as director also adds credibility to the project. With its premiere screening set for October 25, "Forza" is poised to generate buzz in the film community, and EST N8's international sales efforts will be closely watched.

As the film industry continues to evolve, the Tokyo International Film Festival's TIFFCOM market has become an essential platform for deal-making and networking. With "Forza" on the slate, EST N8 is positioning itself for a strong showing at the market. Film enthusiasts should keep an eye on this title, as well as other soccer-themed films and sports dramas, which have been gaining traction in recent years. The success of "Forza" could pave the way for more international collaborations and coproductions in the sports film genre.

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