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Ecuadorian Queer Drama 'Princess' Acquired by MMM Film Sales Ahead of Tallinn Black Nights Premiere

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Ecuadorian Queer Drama 'Princess' Acquired by MMM Film Sales Ahead of Tallinn Black Nights Premiere

“Ecuadorian Queer Drama 'Princess' Acquired by MMM Film Sales Ahead of Tallinn Black Nights” — what this page in the network covers. Paris-based sales agent MMM Film Sales has picked up international rights to 'Princess' ('Ñusta'), the debut feature from Ecuadorian director Christian Rojas, just before its world premiere at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) in the First Feature Competition. The film centers on Kallpa, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl from the Andes, as she prepares for her community's festivities while navigating her emerging queer identity. This acquisition highlights growing global interest in LGBTQ+ stories from Latin America and Indigenous perspectives, offering a fresh voice in world cinema.

The deal positions 'Princess' for wider distribution beyond the festival circuit, potentially bringing underrepresented narratives to audiences worldwide. As PÖFF kicks off, all eyes will be on this poignant coming-of-age tale and its journey from the Andes to the international stage. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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