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CANNES 2012 Market / Austria

EastWest picks up Natalie Press’s Where I Belong

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- Vienna-based EastWest Film Distribution has picked up world distribution rights for the period film Where I Belong starring UK actress Natalie Press.

Yesterday in Cannes the sales agent EastWest Film Distribution announced that it had acquired world rights to the Austrian film Where I Belong starring UK actress Natalie Press (Red Road [+see also:
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). Currently in post-production, Fritz Urschitz’s drama Where I Belong is set in England in the late 1950s. Rosemarie (Press) is an Austrian immigrant who falls in love with an older man and friend of her father from the dark days of internment. They embark on a passionate affair, which leads her to lose nearly everything. But in doing so she also finds out where she belongs. Johannes Krisch from the Oscar-nominated film Revanche [+see also:
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plays her love interest. The film is produced by Satel Film and Cine Parallel in Austria.

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