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Andy Garcia's Starry L.A. Noir 'Diamond' Lands at Sony Pictures Classics

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Andy Garcia's Starry L.A. Noir 'Diamond' Lands at Sony Pictures Classics
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Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the worldwide rights to Andy Garcia's noir film 'Diamond' following its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. The film stars Garcia as a 1940s-style private detective operating in modern-day Los Angeles.

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The acquisition highlights the continued market interest in auteur-driven independent cinema and the influence of major festival premieres on distribution deals.

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Sony Pictures Classics has snapped up Andy Garcia ‘s Diamond , taking worldwide rights to the actor-director’s long-gestating Los Angeles noir following its buzzy Cannes Film Festival premiere. The deal covers all territories except France, Germany, Italy and CIS.

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