Carlos Reygadas’ Long-Awaited Movie ‘Heil Jupiter!’ Sets Sales With Mk2 Films
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Deadline reports that Paris-based mk2 films has picked up international sales rights to Carlos Reygadas' long-awaited feature Heil Jupiter! ahead of its world premiere at the New York Film Festival in late September. The project marks the radical filmmaker's first feature since Our Time in 2018 and is described as a visionary cinematic experience and nightmarish reflection, signaling another uncompromising entry in a body of work that has consistently challenged conventional narrative and spiritual boundaries.
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