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Deadline reports that Beta Cinema has lined up new distribution deals for Trudie Styler's comedy Up Against It across multiple territories including Spain, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, and Latin America, with the film set to premiere as a gala presentation at the Toronto International Film Festival later this week. The sales momentum heading into TIFF suggests buyers are responding to the picture ahead of its first public screenings, a pattern that often signals how a title will travel through the fall festival circuit and beyond.
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