Maggie Gyllenhaal Acquires ‘The Lost Daughter’ Novel To Make Her Film Directorial Debut

Monopoly: Golden Globe winners Maggie Gyllenhaal and Pi Film have cooperated to win the movie right to create Elena Ferrante's novel "Lost Daughter". Pie Films' Talia Kleinhendler and Osnat Handelsman - Keren are produced at Gyllenhaal. These three people previously worked with the kindergarten teacher premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival and announced at Netflix on October 12th.

A missing daughter chases after Leda, who experienced seemingly meaningless events while she was taking a vacation at the sea, making her mothers' difficulties and unbearable choices and their choices for themselves and their families I remembered the influence. The obviously gentle story that women rediscovered their own pleasures soon began to become a violent psychological thriller about the confrontation with the unstable past.

The contract negotiated with Maurizio Dell'Orso of Rome Edizioni E / O who released all works of Ferrante.

Gyllenhaal was awarded the 2015 Golden Globe Award for the performance at The Honorable Woman and is currently starring in the second season of The Deuce at HBO. She is popular with WME and MGMT Entertainment

The performers announced on Friday that Oscar nominees will debut in Elena Ferrante's 2006 novel "The Lost Daughter" movie making, and she (and her Pilot Productions banner) also made Pie Films' Together with Talia Kleinhendler. Make a script and make it. And, Osnat · Handelsman - Keren. The lost daughter tells Leda 's story, Leda' s daughter left her house and left her new mother a feeling of liberation. In her freedom, Leda was taking a vacation by the sea, and the incident that caused memory of the unforgettable mother's road suddenly changed as she faced her unresolved devil It was.

Prior to the copyright of the book, Pie Films cooperated with Gyllenhaal on Netflix 's vacation travel psychology "Kindergarten Teacher" (October 12) and received a prize at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. .

The premiere of another acclaimed Sundance Film Festival, adapted from Richard Ford's novel, commemorates Dano's directorial debut, which has long been ignored in front of the camera. This movie is an unobtrusive family drama that Jack Gyllenhaal and Kelly Mulligan appeared. Sundance critic pointed out the wonderful, soft production of Dano, and the performance of Mulligan (already producing Oscar songs) as an advantage of this movie. If Mulligan's performances have the driving power of real rewards, they may regain it until they can accept the Festival Autumn Festival.