The Match Manufacturing facility has bought Oliver Laxe‘s “Sirat” to a slew of worldwide territories following its jury prize win at Cannes Movie Pageant on Saturday night time.

The Match Manufacturing facility has secured distribution for the movie in the UK and Eire (Altitude), LATAM (Cine Video y TV), BeNeLux (Cineart), Germany and Austria (Pandora Movie), Switzerland (Filmcoopi), Japan (Transformer), South Korea (Challan), Taiwan (Andrews Movie), Australia and New Zealand (Madman Leisure), Poland (New Horizons), Sweden (TriArt Movie), Norway (Fidalgo), Finland (Cinema Mondo), Greece (Feelgood Leisure), Portugal (Nitrato Filmes), Former Yugoslavia (MCF MegaCom), Romania (Transilvania Movie), Czech Republic and Slovakia (Aerofilms), Hungary (Cirko Movie) and the Baltics (A-One Movies).

Negotiations for extra territories are underway. Earlier this week, Neon acquired rights to launch the movie in North America, whereas Mubi will deal with Italy, Turkey and India. BTeam Photos will launch the movie in Spain on June 6 and Pyramide is distributing in France.

“Sirat” follows a father (Sergi López) and his son as they “arrive at a rave deep within the mountains of southern Morocco,” based on its official synopsis. “They’re trying to find Mar — daughter and sister — who vanished months in the past at one among these infinite, sleepless events. Surrounded by digital music and a uncooked, unfamiliar sense of freedom, they hand out her photograph repeatedly. Hope is fading however they push by means of and comply with a gaggle of ravers heading to at least one final celebration within the desert. As they enterprise deeper into the burning wilderness, the journey forces them to confront their very own limits.”

“Sirat” earned rave critiques out of Cannes, with Selection‘s Jessica Kiang calling it a “brilliantly weird, cult-ready imaginative and prescient of human psychology examined to its limits” that defies “all identified legal guidelines of narrative and style.”