“”I really like my husband», A well -received romantic comedy of this year Sxsw The film Festival was plunged by the Indie Squad Entertainment distributor.
The writer-director GG Hawkins Project on the complexities of modern love (and a honeymoon claustrophobic) sold global rights to the boutique company founded by Shaked Berenson. The shop will be released for an American theatrical release later in 2025 and will launch sales of international territories at the Cannes festival next week.
The film features Madison Lanesey, Travis Quentin Young, Arta Gee and Lisa Jacqueline Starrett. Critics praised the film for its raw and honest representation of a relationship and a harsh spirit. It is currently 92% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes on the basis of 12 reviews.
“Our goal was to capture the beauty and chaos of disorderly relationships – comedy, pain, grinks – and take place on the breathtaking background of Bocas del Toro, Panamá,” said Hawkins. “Sxsw’s public response was overwhelming, and I am delighted to bring this conversation to a wider crowd.”
The producer she Roth -Brunet added that the film “transforms a familiar fantasy into something dark, surprising and honest – a dramatic with bite and heart. We are honored to have a partner who defends the daring and emotionally truthful narration. ”
Bernson praised work like the one who “persists long after the roll of credits, and we are proud to bring it in theaters and beyond”.
“I Love My My Mari” comes from Night Breeze Productions, produced by Roth-Brunet and co-producers Natalie Leveck, Jenna Mackey, Michael Polk and Maria Laura Ventura. Executive producers include Janek Ambros, Diane Brunet, Andrea Kent and Peter Kent.
Co-executive producers include Tommy Cornelius, Stanley Monroe, Raven Angeline Whisnant, Kelli A. White and the executive producer of the Council Madison Lanesey. The film is a co -production with Lu Mac Productions and New 32 Productions, in association with Pan Up Productions, Bravemaker, One Sock Pictures, Seedling Media Productions, Milagros Productions and Assembly Line Entertainment.
The agreement was negotiated by Glen Reynolds of Circus Road Films on behalf of the filmmakers. Hawkins is represented by Curate and Granderson des Rochers. It also welcomes the podcast “No Film School”, which presents interviews with leading filmmakers and voices of industry.
The recent versions of the entertainment team include “Paper Spiders”, with Lili Taylor and Stefania Lavie Owen, the award -winning dramatic of the Tribeca public “Cherry” and another SXSW favorite in “Petit season”.