Sundance’s Canadian Sexy Comedy ‘Two Women’ Boarded by Pulsar Content for Worldwide Sales Ahead of Competition Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)

variety.com:

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Pulsar Contenthas nabbed worldwide sales on “Two Women,” a Canadian sexy comedy which is slated to world premiere at Sundance.

Directed by Chloé Robichaud, “Two Women” is written by critically acclaimed playwright Catherine Léger based on her own play, “Home Deliveries,” which is itself a modern adaptation of Claude Fournier’s 1970 comedy “Two Women In Gold.” “Two Women” follows neighbors Violette and Florence who are haunted by a sense of failure despite having successful careers and families. “What if happiness lies in rebelling against a rigid performance-driven society by sometimes choosing short-term satisfaction over success, freedom over being good?

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For Violette and Florence this is the breath of fresh air they’ve been longing for,” reads the synopsis. The cast is lead by Karine Gonthier-Hyndman, whose credits include the series “Happily Married,” and Laurence Leboeuf who stars in the NBC show “Transplant” and the Sundance movie “Turbo Kid.” French actor Felix Moati (“Sink or Swim”) and Mani Souleymanlou (“Universal Language”) round up the cast.