Mobi brings the UK, Latin America, Italy, France, Germany and more to Faya Day.

Exclusive: Arthouse is a streamer and film distributor Moby I have all the rights to the Sundance documentary Faya Day In the United Kingdom, Ireland, Latin America, Italy, France, Germany, Turkey and India.

Jessica Bashir’s emergence as a director began with a trip to the highlands of Harar, Ethiopia, to observe the ritual khat, a powerful plant that mystics chew for religious meditations – the most profitable crop in Ethiopia today. From a qat trade perspective, the film tells the stories of people caught between violent government repression, khat fantasies, and dangerous cross-border travel.

Faya Day It will also be shown this month at Visions du Réel, Hot Docs Film Festival and Seattle International Film Festival. Also produced by Bashir is an Ethiopian-Mexican director who lives in Brooklyn.

Cinetic Media sells international rights and the deal is negotiated by Cinetic Media on behalf of the filmmakers.

Bashir is the recipient of the Sundance Documentary Fellowship, the Jerome Foundation, the Doha Film Institute, and the New York Artists Fellowships. His short films have been shown in festivals and museums around the world, including Rotterdam Film Festival, Hotdocks, IDFA, Tribeca Film Festival, Museum of the Moving Picture in New York and the Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam.

Coming to more areas Moby Versions include the appearances of Academy Award-nominated Chloe Chow Songs my brothers taught me On April 9th, Emma Seligman Shiva Baby June 11 black Da Magnus von Horn, Dash Show CryptozoBerlinale, the title of Andreas Fontana Visit And the What do you see when you look at the sky In Alexander Kobridzi. Moby He also recently acquired all the rights in the UK, Ireland and Turkey for Celine Siama’s new feature film Little mom Includes a theatrical show in all regions. The buyer also announced this week that he will release Sergey Loznica A state funeral In some American theaters on May 7th.