Kino Lorber Acquires ‘A Fox Under A Pink Moon,’ Oscar-Contending Doc That’s “A Diary, A Survival Story, An Artistic Manifesto”
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Deadline reports that Kino Lorber has picked up North American distribution rights to A Fox Under a Pink Moon, a documentary by Mehrdad Oskouei and Soraya Akhlaghi that won the top prize at International Documentary Festival Amsterdam and has continued to collect awards on the festival circuit. The film, described as a diary, survival story, and artistic manifesto, arrives as one of the most decorated documentaries of the year and positions itself for the upcoming awards season.
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