TrustNordisk Unveils Fresh Deals & Teaser-Trailer For Venice Contender ‘Woman Unknown’
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Deadline reports that TrustNordisk has secured additional distribution deals for May el-Toukhy's psychological drama Woman Unknown, with new sales to Benelux and Latin America joining a previously announced Italian deal, all ahead of the film's world premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival. The post-World War Two Denmark-set film now has a teaser-trailer in circulation as it prepares to enter one of the industry's most scrutinized lineups.
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