Parkland Entertainment Brings Charles Dance Film ‘The Book of Vision’

Parkland Entertainment won the rights of Great Britain and Eire to Charles Dance starrer “The Book of Visions.”

Parkland plans to release the film in theaters by the end of 2022.

Directed by Carlo S. Hintermann, the psychological thriller sees star Eva (played by Lotte Verbeek) as a young doctor who quits her career to take a course in the history of medicine at a university. a distant university. Through a manuscript called The Book of Vision, she soon finds her fate tied to that of an unusual 18th-century doctor named Johan Anmuth (Dance).

“The stories of Anmuth and his patients inspire Eva to live her life to the fullest,” the logline reads. “Nothing expires in its time. Only what you wish for is real, not merely what happens.”

Terrence Malick (“Days of Heaven”) is executive producer.

Besides Dance (“Game of Thrones”) and Verbeek (“Outlander”), the film also stars Sverrir Gudnason (“Borg vs McEnroe”), Isolda Dychauk (“The Borgias”) and Filippo Nigro.

“The Book of Vision” premiered at the 77th Venice Film Festival.

Hintermann said in a statement: “I am very excited that British audiences are coming to see the film. “My film celebrates the boundless power of life; I hope that resonates with viewers.”

Vera and Robin Monotti Graziadei added: “Parkland is the ideal distributor for ‘The Book of Vision’, and we are delighted that they will be releasing this film based on a true historical doctor portrayed by Charles Dance. .”

Charlotte Mickie of Celluloid Dreams said: “We’re thrilled to be partnering with Parkland in this uniquely engaging film, distinguished by lavish visuals and trendy themes.”

Tom Stewart, director of distribution at Parkland Entertainment added, “We are absolutely delighted to deliver a truly powerful drama that showcases incredible talent from both sides of the camera. ‘Book of Vision’ is coming to our UK and Eire audiences! “

Gerardo Panichi, Robin Monotti Graziadei, Vera Graziadei, Sebastien Delloye and Rai Cinema produced the film with funding from Direzione Generale Cinema, Trentino Film Fund and Wallimages.

The deal was brokered by Celluloid Dreams along with UK producer Luminous Arts Productions and EP Franc Roddam.