Cannes title ‘Once Upon A Time In Gaza’ signs sales representation, French distribution

Exclusive: French The Party Movie Sales has earned international sales rights to Cannes Once upon a time in GazaMAD Solution has acquired sales and distribution rights for the MENA region.

Dulac Distribution has won French distribution rights for a film produced by Rani Massarha and Marie LeGrand Ellie Merlin for Les Films du Tambourg and Rashid Abdelhamid’s Palestinian in Palestinian Project.

Once upon a time in Gaza This is the third feature of the Gaza-born brothers Arab Nasser and Tarzan Nasser. The film tells the story of a young student Yahiya who forgets his friendship with Osama, the charismatic restaurant owner. They start selling drugs while delivering falafel sandwiches. But they are soon forced to deal with corrupt police officers.

Nader Bad Alhay, Ramzi Maqdisi and Majd Eid lead the cast. The film was co-produced with the German Riva film Ploduk & Red Baron, Portuguese Ukbar Films and Jordan Pioneer’s Multimedia & Slate Film Services. Sick.

“Once upon a time in Gaza Estelle de Araujo and Samuel Blanc, co-heads of party movie sales sales, said:

Mad Solutions handled Mena’s rights in the second feature of Nasser Brothers Gaza my love 2020. Karim Bensalah’s Red Sea 2023 titles collaborated with party movie sales 6 feet over.

“This is the perfect moment for us to work with successful partners. Once upon a time in Gaza “We’ve seen a lot of effort and we’ve seen you in a lot of ways,” said Alaa Karkouti and Maher Diab, co-founders and managing partners at Mad Solutions.

The company holds three titles this year: Molad Mostafa. Aisha cannot fly And the maximum erige The promised sky Also with that slate.

Dulac was also distributed earlier. Gaza my love In France. “With its loving character, unique orientation and quirky tone of the original, the film confirms the singular artistic voice of the Nasser Brothers,” said Dulac’s statement. Once upon a time in Gaza.

Recent titles on Party Film Sales Slate include Kaouther Ben Hania’s Four DaughtersRunar Runarsson’s When the light breaks Arnaud Dufeys and Charlotte Devillers’ We believe in you.