Prestige International Pictures takes world sales on Fifteen (Quince)
The SXSW Midnighters title was picked up ahead of the AFM, with Prestige handling all rights outside Latin America.
Prestige International Pictures has acquired all sales rights outside Latin America to the film Fifteen (Quince), the company said ahead of the AFM in November. The deal was negotiated by Prestige president Carlos Rincon with producers Jack Zagha and Yossy Zagha, according to Deadline.
Fifteen (Quince) premiered in the Midnighters section at SXSW. It was directed by Mexican brothers Jack Zagha and Yossy Zagha from a screenplay by Andrzej Rattinger and Ricardo Álvarez Canales.
Greta Martí stars alongside Macarena Oz, Aminta Ireta, Cloe Furlong and Mercedes Hernández.
The film is a Mexican-Argentine co-production produced by the Zagha brothers for Avanti Pictures with Elsa Reyes and Películas V's Valentín Javier Diment and Vanesa Pagani.
Since its SXSW premiere, the film has screened at festivals including Seattle, Fantaspoa and Neuchâtel. Mercedes Hernández recently appeared in Alejandro González Iñárritu's Digger.
Quick answers
Who is handling international sales for Fifteen (Quince)?
Prestige International Pictures holds all sales rights outside Latin America, with president Carlos Rincon negotiating the deal with producers Jack and Yossy Zagha.
Where did Fifteen (Quince) premiere?
The film premiered in the Midnighters section at SXSW and has since screened at festivals including Seattle, Fantaspoa and Neuchâtel.
Who stars in Fifteen (Quince)?
Greta Martí leads the cast alongside Macarena Oz, Aminta Ireta, Cloe Furlong and Mercedes Hernández.