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Pathe’s ‘Driving Madeleine’ Acquired by Parkland for U.K., Ireland Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)

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10.08.2023 - 11:09

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K.J. Yossman Pathé feature “Driving Madeleine” has been acquired by Parkland Entertainment for a U.K. and Ireland theatrical release, Variety can confirm.

The French-language film, which played in the official selection at TIFF last year, stars Line Renaud (“I Can’t Sleep,” “Call My Agent”) and Dany Boon (“Welcome to the Sticks”).

In “Driving Madeleine” Boon plays Charles, a Parisian taxi driver struggling with the stress of mounting debt and a collapsing marriage.

But when he picks up 92-year-old Madeleine (Renaud), his life turns around. The nonagenarian is about to be moved into a care home but, before that, she wants to enjoy one last drive through the French capital to re-visit some of her most poignant memories.

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