Italian Director Ludovica Rampoldi’s Clandestine Romance ‘A Brief Affair’ Scores U.S. Distribution Deal With Breaking Glass Pictures (EXCLUSIVE)

"A Brief Affair" has now sold around the world

By Nick Vivarelli

Nick Vivarelli

International Correspondent

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Italian writer-turned-director Ludovica Rampoldi’s clandestine romance “A Brief Affair” — which features a stellar local cast including Pilar Fogliati (“Madly”), Adriano Giannini (“Supersex”) and Valeria Golino (“The Morning Show”) — has scored a North American distribution deal with Philadelphia–based indie outfit Breaking Glass Pictures.

Breaking Glass, which is run by industry veterans Richard Wolff and Richard Ross, inked the deal with True Colours’ head of sales Francesca Tiberi.

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