Director: Michael Dowse
Stars: Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan, Adam Driver
The Buzz: The movie about a young man and woman trying to just be friends could pop with younger moviegoers if it isn't too talky, according to the advance word.
TORONTO — After UTA earlier this week sold the Daniel Radcliffe-starrer The F Word to CBS Films for the U.S., Entertainment One Films International has completed a raft of deals for Micheal Dowse‘s romantic comedy after a world bow at Toronto International Film Festival.
Besides Canada and the U.K., eOne will release the film in Australia/New Zealand, Benelux and Spain as it feeds its own international distribution pipeline.
And eOne has bids from distributors in Japan, Australia, South Korea and Taiwan.
TORONTO: CBS Films’ Deal to Acquire ‘The F Word’ Nearing $3 Million
The film is a coming-of-age comedy about a medical school dropout (Radcliffe) who is a hopeless romantic repeatedly burned by bad relationships.
Other major sales for The F Word include Telepool taking German-speaking Europe, SND for France, Carmen for CIS and the Baltic market, Sun Distribution for Latin America and HGC Entertainment for China.
The F Word also stars Adam Driver, Zoe Kazan and Rafe Spall.
David Gross produced the film along with Macdara Kelleher and Andre Rouleau.
