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Sony Pictures Classics has nabbed worldwide rights to “Novitiate,” a religious drama that is set against the backdrop of Vatican II. The pact is in the mid-seven figure range.
For readers who didn’t grow up taking communion, Vatican II was a council that introduced a series of reforms meant to modernize the Catholic Church. It remains controversial.
“Novitiate” marks the narrative feature directorial debut of Maggie Betts. Melissa Leo stars as a mother superior with Margaret Qualley as a young woman who is called to a life in the seminary. Reviews for the film have been strong. Variety critic Guy Lodge praised “Novitiate” as an “…intelligent, ambiguous nunnery drama.” Leo’s performance has been singled out for particular praise.
Before the festival had even started, Sony Pictures Classics picked up rights to “Call Me By Your Name,” a gay love story with Armie Hammer. It premieres Sunday.
There’s been a lot of grousing from buyers that the films that are debuting at this year’s festival are almost aggressively uncommercial, but that hasn’t stopped there from being a steady stream of sales. Variety broke the news that Amazon had landed “The Big Sick,” a romantic comedy from Kumail Nanjiani in a massive $12 million pact. “Mudbound,” a drama about the segregated South, premiered to a rousing standing ovation on Saturday and should score a sizable distribution deal.
Hi! I have added 466 bluray screencaptures from the movie BEING CHARLIE (2015) to the gallery.
Synopsis
Charlie is a troublesome 18-year-old who breaks out of a youth drug treatment clinic, but when he returns home to Los Angeles, he’s given an intervention by his parents and forced to go to an adult rehab. There, he meets a beautiful but troubled girl, Eva, and is forced to battle with drugs, elusive love and divided parents. Directed by
Rob Reiner Cast
Nick Robinson, Morgan Saylor, Devon Bostick, Susan Misner, Common, Cary Elwes…
Novitiate / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Maggie Betts) — In the early 1960s, during the Vatican II era, a young woman training to become a nun struggles with issues of faith, sexuality and the changing church. Cast: Margaret Qualley, Melissa Leo, Julianne Nicholson, Dianna Agron, Morgan Saylor. World Premiere
Morgan Saylor and India Salvor Menuez are the stars of ‘White Girl,’ a shocking, sex-filled story of a New York summer and two privileged white girls’ descent into drug dealing.
“Katie is definitely a bit of a Becky,” laughs India Salvor Menuez, the artist and actress who plays one half of a privileged caucasian, middle class duo spending the summer vacation in an ungentrified corner of New York in White Girl. In the film, Elizabeth Wood’s debut feature, Leah (played by Homeland’s Morgan Saylor) and Katie (played by Menuez) find a place to rent in Queens for the summer, and invite the young Puerto Rican drug dealers from the block in to party, smoke, and have sex. “It’s not entirely her fault,” India explains, of her character’s privileged ignorance, which extends to blithely wondering if the Puerto Ricans might steal her camera if left alone in the room. “A sheltered upbringing pre-NYC instills the kind of moderate racism she expresses,” she continues. “She shares the same fear of people of color as many others from the white suburbs of America.”
