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Kino Lorber Acquires Iraq War Drama 'Atonement'

Kino Lorber Acquires Iraq War Drama 'Atonement'

Kino Lorber acquired North American distribution rights for Reed Van Dyk’s Iraq War drama, titled 'Atonement'. The film features a cast including Hiam Abbass, Boyd Holbrook, and Kenneth Branagh. 'Atonement' is based on a New Yorker article penned by Dexter Filkins. Reed Van Dyk both wrote and directed the film.

The drama made its debut in the Quinzaine competition at the Cannes Film Festival. This acquisition marks a significant addition to Kino Lorber's slate of independent and international films. The company is known for distributing critically acclaimed cinema to North American audiences.

Further details regarding the film's release strategy and target audience are expected to be announced by Kino Lorber in the coming months. The acquisition underscores the continued interest in films that explore complex geopolitical themes and human experiences within conflict zones.

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