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The movie world premiered at Cannes on Saturday evening, followed by a star-studded premiere party.
By Scott Roxborough, Georg Szalai
Art house distributor and streamer Mubi has struck a deal to buy the rights to Lynne Ramsay’sDie, My Love, starring Jennifer Lawrenceand Robert Pattinson, for North America and additional territories in a first big deal at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
Mubi also picked up the film for the U.K., Ireland, Italy, Spain, Benelux, Latin America, India, Turkey, Australia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand.
It is understood that the deal has a $24 million price tag.
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Patrick Wachsberger’s 193 brokered the deal with CAA Media FinanceIt is the first big deal for 193 since Wachsberger launched his new company earlier this year.
The movie world premiered at Cannes on Saturday evening, followed by a star-studded premiere party.
The film, an adaptation ofAriana Harwicz’s 2017 novel of the same name —with the action relocated from France to Montana — was co-written and directed by art-house darlingRamsayand was co-produced by and stars Oscar winner Lawrencein her most ambitious performance in years.
In the genre-blending two-hour film, Lawrence plays a new mother who develops postpartum depression and begins going in and out of psychosis. Pattinsonplays her husband; Oscar winnerSissy Spacekand Oscar nomineeNick Nolteplay his parents; and Oscar nomineeLaKeith Stanfieldalso stars.
THR’s review called the movie “a thoughtful examination of a complex relationship and all the patience and understanding it requires” and “a punishing watch that pays off in the end.”
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