The Taskovski movie has already won a huge sale right for Garry Keane's “Quiet Love” which could premiere at Doc Edge, the Oscar Qualification Record Competition in New Zealand.
In the movie, three deaf people {couples} share their love story: decades-long taboo romance throughout the non-secular divide, an LGBTQI+ couple navigating parents and deaf people, deaf people, and a deaf person whose listening partner listens to life and replace life alternatives. The film is described as “the film's resilience, connection and lasting love.”
Irena Taskovski, CEO and Head of Acquisitions at Towski Movies, mentioned: “'Quiet Love' is a full time to inspire the story of the whole divide – the deaf and listening community, the spiritual and cultural listening community, the entire spiritual and cultural pain, and the increasingly common planning and dispatch within the LGBTQI and the lgbtqi+ family. The audience is involved once, once we all want the story of emotion and understanding.”
The film was produced by Anne Heffernan in Oulious North Productions and Seán Herlihy. The co-producers are John Webster and Uldis Cekulis.
“We are very happy to be able to put mission movies on board. It is very important for us to work with distributors who actually believe in the message of the movie and are committed to incorporating phrases into actual movements.”
Keane's documentary featured in Sundance performance is “Gaza”, manifested in the shadow of Beirut, which is the entry of Eire's Oscars.
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