Cannes Titles 'Let Me Go,' 'Power Alley' Secure Distribution in Multiple Territories (EXCLUSIVE) : vimarsana.com

Berlin-based sales agency M-Appeal has closed multiple deals for Cannes Film Festival titles “Power Alley” by Lillah Halla, and “Let Me Go” by Maxime Rappaz, which are both female-led films. Cannes Critics’ Week title “Power Alley,” set in Brazil, follows talented volleyball player Sofia who discovers she is pregnant on the eve of a career-defining …

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