Oscilloscope Laboratories Acquires North American Rights to Carolina Cavalli's "The Kidnapping of Arabella"
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Oscilloscope Laboratories has secured the North American distribution rights to Carolina Cavalli's second feature film, "The Kidnapping of Arabella." The film, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and stars Benedetta Porcaroli and Chris Pine, is scheduled for a theatrical release later this summer. This marks a continued partnership, as Oscilloscope also released Cavalli's debut film, "Amanda."
Facts First
- Oscilloscope Laboratories acquires North American rights to Carolina Cavalli's film "The Kidnapping of Arabella."
- The film is scheduled for a theatrical release in North America later this summer.
- Benedetta Porcaroli won the Venice Horizons Award for best actress for her leading role as Holly.
- Chris Pine stars in his first Italian-language role alongside Porcaroli and Lucrezia Guglielmino.
- This is the second Cavalli film distributed by Oscilloscope, following her debut "Amanda."
What Happened
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired the North American distribution rights to Carolina Cavalli’s film “The Kidnapping of Arabella.” The deal was negotiated by Aaron Katz, Oscilloscope's VP of acquisitions, and Charades on behalf of the filmmakers. The film premiered last year in the Horizons section of the Venice Film Festival. It is Cavalli's second feature, following her debut “Amanda,” which was also released theatrically by Oscilloscope.
Why this Matters to You
If you enjoy international cinema and independent films, you may have the opportunity to see this award-winning Italian film in theaters soon. The film's theatrical release later this summer could provide a distinctive cinematic experience, featuring a performance that has already been recognized with a major festival award. For fans of actor Chris Pine, this marks a chance to see him in a new artistic context, performing in Italian for the first time.
What's Next
The film is scheduled for a theatrical release in North America later this summer. Its reception may influence the availability of similar international independent films in local theaters. Following its North American debut, the film's performance could lead to further recognition for its director and cast.