Sunrise films We picked up American distribution rights to “Mr. Blake at your service“Drama Comedy France starring John Malacovicand Vi -moving and Late émilie dequenneWith plans to release a theater on June 20.
The movie, also known as “Well Well!” One of the rare French -speaking Malkock shows, where the actor plays Andrew Blake, a recent widowed British businessman who takes a job as a fool in the countryside to stay in contact with the memories of his late French wife. While Blake moves the residents of the strange property, he begins an unexpected journey of recovery and re -discovery.
Ardant stars in the role of Nathalie de Beautifulier, the reserved and exotic lady in Manor, while Dequinne offers one of her final screen shows like Odile, The Spirited Cook. The band makes tours with Yuji Angelin, Al -Gintre, Ann Breion and Crystill Hinon.
The best -selling author, Legreenner, appeared for the first time in his output with his 2012 novel “Complètement Cramé!” Legardinier made the scenario alongside Christiel Heinon. The film was tied by Stéphane Le Parc, with editing by Yves Deschamps and Crystel Alibi, and an original result by Erwan Chandon.
Henon and Lilian Eche is produced to produce Bidibul alongside SuperProd, with Legardinier as a participant product. Bidibul Productions recently produced the winner “Palme D’or” for the year 2025 “it was just an accident” by Iranian director Jaafar Banahi.
The film was the first show of the United States at the Nioport Beach Film Festival in 2023, and since then a theatrical plays throughout France, Spain, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Australia and New Zealand, with additional festivals around the world.
“We are pleased to bring” Mr. Blake the magician “in your service!” Andrew Nerger, President of the United States and International Distribution at Sunrise Films, told fans in the United States. “We have been captured from the moment we first took place, and we hope that the fans will fall in love just as we did when it was first shown in June.”
