Pavan Moondi’s Canadian Indie Rom-Com ‘Middle Life’ Picked Up by Quiver, Set for Limited U.S. Release via Laemmle (EXCLUSIVE)

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Quiver Distribution has picked up North American digital rights for writer-director Pavan Moondi’s Canadian romantic comedy “Middle Life,” which will see a limited U.S. theatrical release this summer before hitting VOD in late fall.

The indie film stars Leah Fay Goldstein and Peter Dreimanis, real-life partners and the lead singers of Canadian alternative rock band July Talk. Dreimanis made his screen debut in Ryan Coogler’s Oscar-winning “Sinners.” “Middle Life” also features Luke Lalonde (“Sundowners”), Norah Sadava (“Mouthpiece”) and Colin Burgess (“Dad and Step Dad,” “Free Time”).

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