WTFilms has secured the worldwide rights for the upcoming historical survival drama, "King's Daughters," directed by Pascal Plante and starring Sandrine Bonnaire. This film promises to be a gripping and unique blend of genres, with its setting in 1663 and the cursed transatlantic voyage of young, exiled maidens. The story unfolds amidst a backdrop of oppression, survival, and resilience, offering a glimpse into the origins of sisterhood.
Plante, known for his previous works such as the cyber-thriller "Red Rooms" and the sports drama "Nadia, Butterfly," brings his distinct style to this project. The film's cast includes Sandrine Bonnaire, Laurie Babin, Lauréna Thellier, Zoé Adjani, and newcomer Marguerite Champoux, each bringing their own talent to the screen.
The production is a collaborative effort, with Dominique Dussault from Nemesis Films, Stephanie Morissette from La Maison de Prod, and Caroline Bonmarchand from Avenue B. Dussault, Morissette, and Bonmarchand are proud to be part of a wave of change, highlighting women's contributions to history. The themes of female solidarity and survival resonate deeply with contemporary audiences, offering a powerful and epic tale.
Shot over two continents, with principal photography taking place in Montreal, Canada, and St-Malo, France, the film is set for release in 2027. Plante expresses his excitement about the collaboration with WTFilms, praising their belief in the project and their eclectic catalog. Dussault, Morissette, and Bonmarchand also share their enthusiasm, emphasizing the film's impact on the current wave of change and its ability to resonate with audiences.
With its unique setting, talented cast, and powerful themes, "King's Daughters" is poised to be a standout film in the genre-bending catalog of WTFilms. The film's exploration of historical survival and female solidarity is sure to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.
