Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks, an independent film production and distribution company, has secured international distribution deals for the Spanish romantic drama All That We Never Were (Todo lo que nunca fuimos). The film, based on the best-selling novel by Alice Kellen, has been sold to Swift, a French distributor, for territories where French is spoken, including France and parts of Africa, Canada, and Belgium. Additionally, the film has been acquired by MVP, a distributor based in India, for release in India and the broader Indian subcontinent. The film also reached an agreement with an unnamed distributor for the Middle East, though the specific name of the distributor was not disclosed in all reports. This deal highlights the film's growing international reach, as it is now set to be released in multiple regions across the globe. All That We Never Were is expected to premiere in early 2025, according to one report. However, another source noted that the premiere date has not yet been officially confirmed, suggesting that the release schedule may still be under discussion among distributors and producers. The success of the film at the Toronto Film Festival, one of the world’s most prestigious film events, has likely contributed to its international appeal. As the film moves forward with its global rollout, audiences in various regions can expect to see the story of love and loss brought to life through Spanish-language storytelling.