Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks has acquired worldwide gross sales rights to a characteristic movie adaptation of Spanish creator Alice Keren’s romantic bestseller “Todo lo que nunca fuimos” (“Todo lo que nunca fuimos”).
Directed by Jorge Alonso and starring Maxi Iglesias (Buyer’s Chef), Margarida Corceiro (Punto Nemo), and Sebastián Zurita (The best way to Survive Being Single), the movie tells the story of Lia (Corceiro), a younger up-and-coming painter struggling to get well from the accident that took the lives of her mother and father. Filming came about in San Sebastian, Zumaia, Zarauz and Madrid.
The romantic drama is produced by Versus Leisure, Lyo Media and Bixagu Leisure in collaboration with Elephantech International and CRE84U, with participation from HBO Max and Warner Bros. Photos Spain, and is scheduled for theatrical launch in June.
FilmSharks and Warner Bros. beforehand collaborated on the worldwide hit “Pídeme lo que quieras,” which was bought worldwide.
FilmSharks founder Guido Rudo stated: “Engaged on Pídeme lo que quieras with Alejandro Mirando and Warner Bros. Photos was a rare expertise. We bought the movie everywhere in the world. With the brand new adaptation of “Had been,” we hope to realize nice outcomes as soon as once more, because it falls into the road of high-quality theatrical movies, layered with romance and eroticism, and is among the few genres that may work worldwide.”
Kellen’s greatest bestseller, All That We By no means Had been, is the primary in her Let it Be (Deja que Ocurra) two-part collection. Her second ebook, All That We Are Collectively, is her second most learn novel. She is thought for her tales that take care of the common and crossover themes of affection and friendship.
FilmShark not too long ago closed theatrical and remake rights to “Torment,” a morgue-set horror thriller from “Gimme the Energy” director Olaro Rubio. South Korea’s Entermode acquired theatrical rights, whereas Capelight acquired all rights for Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the UK.
Gadd can be in talks for a U.S. remake of “Morgue” and a few Asian variations, with Vietnam’s Blue Lantern already optioned for remake rights.
