Match Factory reported several distribution deals at its Cannes slide show.
Paweł Pawlikowski Fatherland sold to Scandinavia (Nonstop Entertainment), Greece (Spentzos Film), Japan (GAGA), South Korea (Challan), Taiwan (Andrews Film), Israel (Lev Cinemas), Bulgaria (Cinelibri), Former Yugoslavia (MCF MegaCom), Hungary (Vertigo Media), Czech Republic and Slovakia (Zero Gravity), Ukraine (Artto Portugal Traff Nicolas (Edko Films), Romania (Transylvania Film) and Baltics (Kino Pavasaris).
Mubi will handle the distribution of the film in North America, UK, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Mexico and India. The company said it will collaborate on the release with Cinéart (Benelux), Cineplex (Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Central America), Maco Cine (Argentina and Uruguay), and Madman Entertainment (Australia and New Zealand).
In Poland, the film will be distributed by Kino Świat, and in France by Pathé. Neue Visionen will release the film in Germany and Polyfilm in Austria.
This is Lukas Dhont’s place A coward sold to Switzerland (Filmcoopi), Israel (Lev Cinemas), Camera (Denmark), Triart (Sweden), Selmer (Norway), Future Film (Finland), Former Yugoslavia (MCF MegaCom), Hungary (Cirko Film), the Baltics (A-One Film), Greece (Cinobo), South Korea (Challan), Thailand (Sahamongkol Klox Republika Ski) Film), Taiwan (Hooray Films), Portugal (Alambique), Poland (So Film / Cinobo), Hong Kong (Edko Films), Indonesia (PT Falcon), and Romania (Transylvania Film).
Mubi will handle distribution in North America, UK, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Germany, Mexico and Turkey. The company will collaborate on the release with Filmladen (Austria), Cineplex (Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Central America), Maco Cine (Argentina and Uruguay), and Madman Entertainment (Australia and New Zealand).
Lumière will distribute the film in Benelux with a theatrical release scheduled for October 21 in Belgium. Diaphana will open the film in France in November.
Photo by Valeska Grisebach A Dreamed Adventure sold to the Baltics (A-One Film), Switzerland (Trigon Film), Greece (Ama Films), and Indonesia (PT Falcon). Haut et Court will release the film in France on July 15, and in Germany, the film will be released by Piffl in the second half of 2026. Janus has North American rights.
Jane Schoenbrun’s Teen Sex and Death at Camp Miasma sold to Greece (Weirdwave), Czech Republic & Slovakia (Zero Gravity), Poland (Velvet Spoon), Taiwan (Hooray Films), Scandinavia (Nonstop Entertainment) and Portugal (No Comboio). Mubi will release the film in US theaters on August 7, and is being distributed in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain and Mexico.
Mubi will be collaborating with Cinéart (Benelux), Filmladen (Austria), Filmcoopi (Switzerland), Cineplex (Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Central America), Maco Cine (Argentina and Uruguay), Retrato Filmes (Brazil), and Madman Entertainment (Australia and New Zealand) on the film.
