The Swedish film “Paradise is Burning” is set to be available for streaming on HBO Max following its successful run at film festivals.
Directed by Mika Gustafson, the film has garnered significant acclaim, securing the Best Director and Best Writer awards at the 2023 Venice Orizzonti.
‘Paradise is Burning’ explores the lives of three sisters living freely without adult supervision, portraying the complexities of family and independence.
The story escalates when social services step in, and the eldest sister, Laura, played by Bianca Delbravo, is forced to act to keep her family together. Delbravo’s performance has been particularly praised, earning her the Best Actress award at the Lisbon & Estoril Film Festival.
The film’s gripping narrative and rich character development have attracted a broad audience, and its partnership with HBO Max ensures that it will reach a wide viewer base.
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Alongside HBO Max, the film has also found distributors across several markets, including the UK, Ireland, Portugal, Brazil, and South Korea, making it a global contender in the cinema landscape.
Jihyun Min, CEO of Mongsang, shared his enthusiasm for the film: “We couldn’t imagine any other actress but Bianca Delbravo for Laura, who incredibly performs her struggles with the overwhelming reality of family and the ambivalent feelings for love. We are fascinated by this compelling work and thrilled to present it to Korea.”
As ‘Paradise is Burning’ makes its way to HBO Max, viewers can anticipate a deep, visually engaging drama that delves into the themes of adolescence and the bonds of sisterhood.
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