Quiver Distribution Acquires U.S. Rights for Canadian Rom-Com 'Middle Life'
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Quiver Distribution has acquired the North American digital rights for the Canadian romantic comedy 'Middle Life'. The film will have a limited U.S. theatrical release this summer, starting in Los Angeles, followed by a VOD release in late fall 2026. The film, which stars real-life partners Leah Fay Goldstein and Peter Dreimanis, was named one of The Globe and Mail's Top 10 Canadian Films of 2025.
Facts First
- Quiver Distribution acquired North American digital rights for the romantic comedy 'Middle Life'.
- A limited U.S. theatrical release begins this summer, with a week-long engagement at Laemmle Glendale from July 31.
- The film stars real-life partners and musicians Leah Fay Goldstein and Peter Dreimanis.
- The Canadian release includes a week-long run at Toronto's Cineplex Yonge-Dundas starting June 5.
- The film was named one of The Globe and Mail's Top 10 Canadian Films of 2025.
What Happened
Quiver Distribution has acquired the North American digital rights for the Canadian romantic comedy 'Middle Life', written and directed by Pavan Moondi. The deal was negotiated directly by the filmmakers with Quiver's Larry Greenberg. The film will have a limited U.S. theatrical release this summer, beginning with a week-long engagement at Laemmle Glendale from July 31 through August 6. Two special sneak preview screenings with cast and crew Q&As are scheduled for July 29 at Laemmle NoHo and July 30 at Laemmle Royal. A video-on-demand (VOD) release is planned for late fall 2026.
Why this Matters to You
If you're a fan of independent romantic comedies, you may soon have a new option to watch. The film's U.S. release will begin with limited theatrical screenings in Los Angeles this summer, which could provide a chance for an early viewing. For viewers in Canada, the film will be more widely accessible in theaters starting in June, including a one-night event screening in 13 cities on June 10. The film's later VOD release in late fall 2026 will likely make it available for home viewing across North America.
What's Next
The film's release schedule is now set. In Canada, the theatrical run begins at Toronto's Cineplex Yonge-Dundas on June 5, followed by the nationwide event screening on June 10. The U.S. theatrical rollout starts with the previews and the Los Angeles engagement at the end of July. Following the theatrical windows, the film is expected to become available on VOD platforms in late fall 2026.