Quinceanera sells at European Film Market
Filed under: Drama, Independent, Deals, Sundance, Berlin, Festival Reports, Distribution, Cinematical Indie
The sun went down on Sundance without festival audience fave and jury winner
Quinceañera finding distribution, but it didn't take long for the film to get picked up in the opening days of the
European Film Market at the Berlinale. According to indieWIRE, Celluloid Dreams, which last year handled 40
Shades of Blue and Miranda July's Me and You and Everyone We Know, acquired Quinceañera
for an undisclosed sum.
Cinematical reviewed Quinceañera during Sundance, and also interviewed directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland.
UPDATE: Cinematical just heard from director Wash Westmoreland, who confirmed that Celluloid Dreams are handling foreign sales for Quinceañera and are "knocking out territories left and right". American rights for the film, says Westmoreland, are "still up in the air, but we have some great possibilities".
