The film movement leads Northern American for Cannes, Toronto title ‘Renoir’

The film movement provided the rights to the North American distribution “Renoir“Sofhomore Faruma from Japanese Filmmare Chie Haiakava It is intact in the CANNES competition this year.

An contemplative family drama, which earned Hayakawa her second Cannes recognition after her 2022 Camera d’O or specially mentioned for “plan 75”, it was set to make his North American Prime Minister as part Toronto Film FestivalProgram of the central work before the theater in 2026. Years.

Ranked in suburban Tokyo at the end of the 1980s, “Renoir” follows a 11-year-old Fuqui, while his father is fighting for terminal diseases and her mother struggles to engage evenly caregivers. The film explores the topics of sadness, family bonds and childhood resistance.

The acquisition was discovered by the president of Michael Rosenberg and Eva Diederiks, the head of sales for Paris sales agents Goodfellas.

“Chie Haiakava’s” Renoir “is lyrical and deeply affects the job that remains with you in subtle, powerful ways,” Rosenberg said. “Mixing emotional shades with visual grace, Haiakava records peaceful complexities of childhood and loss, anchored Jui Suzuki’s debusting debut. We are honored to bring this elegant and deep human story to the North American audience.”

Haiakawa added: “I am respected and enthusiastic that is part of a fantastic movie movement catalog. My hope is the experience of looking” Renoir “one of the long forgotten memories and emotions suddenly return to life.”

Behind Cannes was chosen “Renoir” for Karlova Vary, Shanghai and Melbourne Film Festivals.

The acquisition adds a recent slate of the film movement, including accidental procedures in Cannes Dominik Moll, “Berlinale Silver Bear Vinner” who lives the country “from Huo Meng and the best winner of the” Ajder Pastoral “winner.

The upcoming film editions include “payment for that” payment for it “, oscar-nominee scandar ctopi” happy holidays “, which is a sparrow, which is premiered at Locarno; and Hiroshi Okuyamane Cannes UN specific selection of” My Sun “.