Entertainment
KimStim acquires North American rights to Katharina Rivilis' debut film
The Wim Wenders-produced coming-of-age drama 'I'll Be Gone in June' is slated for a spring 2027 theatrical release.
The short version
- Distributor KimStim has acquired the North American rights to director Katharina Rivilis' debut feature, 'I'll Be Gone in June.'
- The coming-of-age drama, which premiered at Cannes' Un Certain Regard, is scheduled to receive a North American theatrical release in spring 2027.
- International sales agent Luxbox has also closed distribution deals for the film in several other global regions, including France, Greece, and Israel.
Key facts
- KimStim acquired all North American rights to the film 'I'll Be Gone in June' following its world premiere at Cannes' Un Certain Regard.[Variety]
- The movie was written and directed by Katharina Rivilis, who drew upon her own experiences as an exchange student in New Mexico.[Variety]
- The film was produced by Léa Germain and Wim Wenders for Road Movies, along with Clemens Köstlin and Rivilis.[Variety]
- International sales agency Luxbox secured additional distribution deals across France, Greece, the Baltics, Israel, Romania, Ukraine, Indonesia, and the former Yugoslavia.[Variety]