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Deadline reports that U.S. sales firm Mavryk has picked up worldwide rights to And Her Body Was Never Found, the experimental thriller that debuted at SXSW and is now heading to the TIFF market. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Polaris Banks, who co-wrote the script with Mor Cohen; the two also co-star. The story follows Jeff and an undisclosed narrative thread that the excerpt leaves unfinished.
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