Heretic Acquires Denis Côté’s ‘Nobody’s Violence’

Heretic has acquired the world sales rights for Denis Côté's latest film, "Nobody’s Violence." This marks the 17th feature from the prolific Canadian director. The acquisition comes ahead of the film's world premiere in the main competition at the Locarno Film Festival.

"Nobody’s Violence" sees Côté reuniting with actress Larissa Corriveau. Corriveau has previously starred in several of Côté's films, including "Social Hygiene," "That Kind of Summer," and "Mademoiselle," which also premiered at the Locarno Film Festival in 2023. The specific plot details of "Nobody’s Violence" have not yet been fully disclosed, but its inclusion in the main competition suggests a significant artistic statement.

The Locarno Film Festival, a prestigious international film event, is scheduled to take place from August 7 to August 17, 2024. The festival is known for showcasing independent and auteur cinema, making it a fitting platform for Côté's new work. Heretic's acquisition indicates strong international interest in the film and Côté's directorial vision.

Denis Côté is recognized for his distinctive cinematic style and his consistent output of critically acclaimed films. His previous works have explored a range of themes and genres, often with a focus on character studies and societal observations. The partnership with Heretic, a company known for its work in film distribution and sales, is expected to facilitate the film's global reach and subsequent festival runs and theatrical releases.