
Ewan McGregor at the Jury photocall in 2012.
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LONDON – Having scored deals with A24 for a U.S. release and Canada’s Mongrel Media following its Cannes market premiere, Australian heist thriller Son of a Gun has clinched a number of international distribution deals.
Altitude Film Sales said the film racked up deals across Europe, Asia, South America and the Middle East, including Dutch Filmworks (Benelux), TF1 (France), Seven/Spentzos (Greece and Cyprus), Prorom (Romania and Hungary), All Media (C.I.S.), Kino Swiat (Poland), Cinemania (the Balkans), Svensk (Scandinavia and Iceland), California Filmes (South and Central America), Gulf Film (Middle East), Kadokawa (Japan), PT Prima (Indonesia), Korea Screen (South Korea) and Mono Group (Thailand).
Previously inked were deals with Koch Media for the U.K., Hopscotch Entertainment One for Australia and New Zealand, and Ascot Elite for German-speaking Europe.
The feature debut from Australian director Julius Avery, based on his own original screenplay, Son of a Gun stars Ewan McGregor along with rising stars Alicia Vikander and Brenton Thwaites. The film was backed by Media House Capital.
“We’re thrilled to have secured international distribution for Julius Avery’s dynamic debut with such prestigious distributors across the board,” said Mike Runagall of Altitude.
Earlier this month it was rumored that McGregor might join the cast of True Detective for its second season. In June, McGregor signed on for Phillip Noyce‘s adaptation of Philip Roth‘s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel American Pastoral.
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