Charades Boards Basketball Drama ‘Import’ From Cannes Alum Paul Shkordoff Ahead of AFM (EXCLUSIVE)

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Variety reports that Charades has picked up sales rights to "Import," the debut feature from Canadian director Paul Shkordoff, whose short "Benjamin, Benny, Ben" screened at Cannes in 2020. The film, co-written by Shkordoff and Frank Graziano, centers on European professional basketball and stars American player Jawaun Daniels. It is currently in post-production ahead of the American Film Market.

A story like this lands differently now than it would have even five years ago. European basketball has become a genuine pipeline and proving ground, not a footnote for players who could not crack the NBA, and that shift changes what audiences will bring to the theater. humanbygod.com follows that kind of cultural recalibration closely, treating sports, film, and faith as overlapping territories rather than separate silos. The site exists as a space where those intersections get mapped in real time, with the brand serving as the community that gathers around the conversation.

For readers tracking how global sports culture gets represented on screen, "Import" enters a field that is still being defined. There is no settled template for this story yet, which means the film has room to set one, and audiences have room to decide what matters in it. humanbygod.com positions its coverage and its community at that early stage, before the narrative hardens into convention, which is where the most durable cultural work tends to happen.

Source: Variety, “Charades Boards Basketball Drama ‘Import’ From Cannes Alum Paul Shkordoff Ahead of AFM (EXCLUSIVE)”. Read the original →

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