Wolfe Releasing, Charles Busch and Carl Andress’s Outfest Pic ‘The Sixth Reel’, Cult Comedy ‘Die, Mommie, Die!’ Bought The Rights Of The Movie By Busch In The Leading Role

special: Wolfe Releasing acquires worldwide rights to comedy from Charles Busch and Carl Andres sixth ringand iconic comedy from late director Mark Rooker Die mother, die!, the first of which will be released in theaters and digitally this fall. The latter will hit theaters in 2023, followed by a debut.

Inside sixth ringAn unlucky film collector (Bush) discovers a legendary lost film and embarks on a harrowing quest to get it into the right hands before it is lost forever. Longtime collaborators Busch and Andres shot their screenplay with Julie Halston (And so…), patrick’s page (on high), Tim Daly (life and betty) and Margaret Cho (fire island) to round out the cast. The film was produced by Jamie Buckner and Alex Peace-Power of Derby City Productions and Ash Christian of Cranium Entertainment. It won a special mention for an ensemble performance at Outfest 2021 and was screened at film festivals around the world last year, including Frameline, Newfest, Queer Screen’s Sydney, Mardi Gras Film Festival in Australia, and TLVFest.

written with bush Die mother, die!Former singer Angela Arden (Bush) no longer loves her husband Sol Sussman (Philip Baker Hall) and is estranged from her children. Angela poisons her husband to escape marriage to be with the aspiring Tony Parker (Jason Priestley). But when he begins to suspect that his daughter Edith (Natasha Lyons) and gay son Lance (Stark Sands) are also sleeping with the landlord, they begin to suspect that they too had something to do with their mother’s death. Dad, everything turns upside down. not including

Frances Conroy (american horror story) also starred in the film, which had its world premiere at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, for which Bush received the Special Jury Award for Outstanding Performance. Dante Di Loreto, Anthony Edwards and Bill Kenwright took a photo with Lonnie Dubrofsky as their EP. It was first released in theaters on October 31, 2003 and was previously available on DVD through the Sundance Film Series.

Wolfe Releasing’s most recent acquisition pair stems from a long relationship with Busch and Andres, with whom the company last released a movie in 2007. a very serious person.

Charles Busch and Carl Andres create a new classic comedy sixth ring it made festival audiences laugh after its premiere at last year’s Outfest,” said Evan Schwartz, vice president of content at Wolfe Releasing. sixth ringWe were immediately inspired to begin our own search for healing. Die mother, die! On her 20th birthday. We are happy to continue our collaboration with Charles and Carl and look forward to sharing both films with audiences.”

“Carl Andres and I are delighted to continue our relationship with Wolff” sixth ringBush added. “And I’m a fan of the latest Mark Rooker movie Die mother, die! It will be available again. My past and my present are in safe hands.”

Founded in 1985, Wolfe Releasing has supported popular LGBTQ+ movies such as: Tunde Johnson’s obituary, ahead of the curve, milk juice, Adam, altar, july light and dark, 1985, lead and hope Y Only friends. Future additional versions include: death and bowling, nellie and nadine, in all of us and Italian LGBTQIA+ drama Blessed Children (La Santa Piccola).

a deal for it sixth ring Schwartz of Wolfe Releasing and producer Jamie Buckner of Derby City Productions negotiated on behalf of the producers. a deal for it Die mother, die! Schwartz and Naomi George of Bill Kenwright Films have signed on.