Mubi Acquires La Grazia from Paolo Sorrentino

Mubi has secured the rights to La Grazia, a captivating love story crafted by the acclaimed writer and director Paolo Sorrentino. The film is set to begin shooting in Italy in spring 2025.

Global Rights Acquisition

The streaming platform has obtained worldwide rights for the film, excluding Italy, and will maintain all rights across key markets including North America, Latin America, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Benelux, Spain, Turkey, India, Australia, and New Zealand.

Celebrating Sorrentino’s Vision

“Paolo Sorrentino has always been a master of cinematic poetry, but La Grazia is something truly special—profound, melancholic, and wickedly sharp in its contemplation of power, influence, and the weight of history—all told with Sorrentino’s singular elegance and wit. We at Mubi are honored to be the home for this film and cannot wait to share its brilliance with audiences worldwide,” stated Efe Cakarel, founder and CEO of Mubi, in a recent announcement.

Theatrical Release Plans

Mubi also intends to provide a theatrical release for La Grazia, which features Toni Servillo, Sorrentino’s frequent collaborator known for his roles in previous films like Parthenope and the Oscar-winning The Great Beauty.

Distribution Strategy

The Match Factory will handle the sale of remaining territories for the film not covered by Mubi. Annamaria Morelli, head of Fremantle-owned The Apartment, will produce La Grazia alongside Sorrentino’s production company Numero 10, in collaboration with PiperFilm, which will manage the film’s release in Italy.

Sorrentino’s Enthusiasm

“I am extremely happy that La Grazia will be traveling around the world thanks to our two great partners, Mubi and The Match Factory, and feel fortunate to be able to count on their incredible expertise,” Sorrentino expressed in his statement.

Upcoming Releases from Mubi

In addition to La Grazia, Mubi has an exciting lineup of upcoming releases, including Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance, Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, Joshua Oppenheimer’s The End, and Magnus von Horn’s The Girl with the Needle.

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Persons

Paolo Sorrentino, Efe Cakarel, Toni Servillo, Annamaria Morelli

Company Names

Mubi, The Match Factory, Fremantle, Numero 10, PiperFilm

Titles

La Grazia, Parthenope, The Great Beauty, The Substance, Queer, The End, The Girl with the Needle

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