Sundays Lands U.S. Deal, Hits Theaters This Fall

0:00On April 30th, outsider pictures just locked down U.S. distribution rights for Sundays, the standout Spanish film from director Aladá Ruiz de Azúa that took home best picture at Spain's 40th Goya Awards. It swept the board with wins for director, lead actress Patricia Lopez Arnez, supporting actress Nagori Aremburu and original screenplay. Just weeks after those Goya triumphs, the movie raked in 4.9 million euros at Spanish theaters through distributor B Team, landing as the third biggest local release of 2025. By last December, sales agent LaPoc had already moved it to half the world's major markets. Audiences connected hard, putting Sundays in film affinity as Spanias top 10 Spanish films of all time. The story dives into a 17-year-old girl's push for a religious retreat amid messy family tensions, where self-interest clouds support from her. Dad and aunt, this U.S. deal marks a huge step, with a guaranteed theatrical run in at least

1:0210 top 50 markets this fall, hitting spots like New York and Lose. Angelus, Ruiz de Azúa's on a roll too, fresh off a top TV prize as series mania last year for her series Quarer. Producers including Movistar Plus Plus and Winniperts Media are riding high as Sundays gears up to charm American crowds, building on its global buzz. Straight to screens near you, that's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.