Sundance 2013: Icarus Films Nabs Documentary 'The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear'
The film is screening in the World Cinema Documentary Competition section and premieres Friday.
Icarus Films has acquired North American rights to the documentary The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear.
The Machine tracks Georgian filmmaker Tinatin Gurchiani's quest to make a movie featuring young adults growing up in the former Soviet Union country.
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The film premieres Friday at the Sundance Resort Screening Room.
Tamar Gurchiani executive produced.
Icarus Films plans to give the documentary a theatrical release.
Email: Daniel.Miller@THR.com; Tatiana.Siegel@THR.com
Twitter: @DanielNMiller; @TatianaSiegel27
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