Berlin-based Image Tree Intl. has boarded world gross sales for 2 main German titles – “Sizzling Lady Summer season” (Mädchen Mädchen) and “Virtually Brothers” (Ganzer Halber Bruder), which shall be launched on the German Movie Previews in Hannover in early July, following their world premieres on the Munich Movie Competition.

The theatrical launch for “Sizzling Lady Summer season” by Constantin Filmverleih shall be on July 3 between the Munich pageant and the German Movie Previews, whereas “Virtually Brothers” is scheduled for theatrical launch by way of Wild Bunch Germany on Sept. 18.

Additionally premiering on the Munich pageant as a German Premiere is PTI’s historic drama “Frieda’s Case” (by Oscar-nominated Maria Brendle) for which PTI closed a distribution deal for Germany and Austria forward of the pageant with Arsenal Filmverleih. Additional current gross sales embody Spain (Alfa Footage), Latin America (Encripta), Central Europe (HBO Europe) amongst others with closing negotiations for a theatrical launch in China ongoing.

Martina Pluras’ “Sizzling Lady Summer season” is a Gen Z-infused reboot of the early 2000s franchise, which initially gained pop cultural icon standing in Germany. The up to date model brings up to date feminine empowerment to the forefront whereas honoring the spirit of the unique, positioning it as a business summer season escape launch.

“Sizzling Lady Summer season” is a manufacturing by Olga Movie in co-production with Constantin Movie and EPO-Movie. It’s produced by Marina Schiller and Viola Jäger in co-production with Jakob Pochlatko and Dieter Pochlatko in addition to Oliver Berben as govt producer.

Hanno Olderdissen’s “Virtually Brothers,” starring Christoph Maria Herbst (“Weddings and Wokes”), is a pointy, heartfelt comedy about two estranged half-brothers compelled to stay collectively and work out what household actually means. It’s produced by Boris Schönfelder of Neue Schönhauser Filmproduktion in co-production with ZDF, Senator Filmproduktion, Bantry Bay Productions and Wild Bunch Germany.

“Frieda’s Case” tells the true story of Frieda Keller, a seamstress on the coronary heart of a groundbreaking authorized battle for gender justice. The movie stars Julia Buchmann and was produced by Susann Henggeler and Hans G. Syz for Condor Movies AG, in co-production with SRF Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen and SRG SSR.