“The Girl within the Line” (“La Mujer de la Fila”), the brand new thriller from “Clandestine Childhood” director Benjamín Ávila, has dropped its first trailer solely with Selection, forward of its Argentine theatrical launch on Sept. 4.

The movie can be launched throughout Argentina by Transferring Pics, a strategic distribution enterprise based by main former studio executives: Griselda Fortunato, longtime GM of Warner Bros. Footage South America; Martín Zambonini, former advertising and marketing head at Warner/Fox and Disney/Searchlight; and Federico Gaspari, former CFO at Warner/Fox South America.

Impressed by true occasions, the Argentina-Spain co-production activates Andrea, a mom visiting her incarcerated son for the primary time. Initially eyed with suspicion by different ladies in line, she step by step features their belief — and emerges as a robust advocate for justice reform.

The movie relies on the lifetime of Andrea Casamento, founding father of Argentina’s Affiliation of Households of Detainees (ACIFAD) and a delegate to the U.N. Committee for the Prevention of Torture.

Produced by Mostra Cine, Buffalo Movies and Diving Media, the movie stars Natalia Oreiro (Santa Evita), Amparo Noguera, Alberto Ammann (Narcos), and iconic boxer-turned-actress Marcela “La Tigresa” Acuña. Ávila co-wrote the screenplay with Marcelo Muller.

“Griselda, Federico and I are very glad to be a part of this superb cinematic gem,” Zambonini mentioned. “It’s a movie that may resonate with audiences extensively.”

Worldwide gross sales are dealt with by FilmSharks. “This movie, primarily based on one of many most-viewed TED Talks, grew to become a flagship for moms’ rights to go to their sons in jail,” FilmSharks CEO Guido Rud advised Selection. “In Argentina, justice can transfer painfully slowly — some children are saved in jail for months and even years earlier than sentencing.”

Given the story’s real-life relevance and Ávila’s worldwide monitor report, Rud is assured within the movie’s international prospects.

Within the trailer, Andrea — performed by Uruguayan star Oreiro — is seen being violently thrown to the ground throughout a house raid, struggling to safe visitation rights, and starting to uncover the reality behind her son’s arrest.

Ávila, whose “Clandestine Childhood” premiered in Administrators’ Fortnight at Cannes and was Argentina’s official Oscar submission, most lately helmed “Diciembre 2001” for Star+.

The movie can be launched throughout Argentina by Transferring Pics, a strategic distribution enterprise based by main former studio executives: Griselda Fortunato, longtime GM of Warner Bros. Footage South America; Martín Zambonini, former advertising and marketing head at Warner/Fox and Disney/Searchlight; and Federico Gaspari, former CFO at Warner/Fox South America.

“Griselda, Federico and I are very glad to be a part of this superb cinematic gem,” Zambonini mentioned. “It’s a movie that may resonate with audiences extensively.”