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Urban Sales Partners for Premiere of 'The French Teacher' at San Sebastián

Urban Sales has acquired sales rights for Ricardo Alves Jr.'s film 'The French Teacher.' The movie is set to premiere at the San Sebastián International Film Festival's Horizontes Latinos section.

10/16/2026, 3:01:00 PM

Urban Sales, a Paris-based sales agency, has announced that it will manage the international sales for "The French Teacher," a new film directed by Ricardo Alves Jr. The movie is poised to make its debut in the Horizontes Latinos section at the upcoming San Sebastián International Film Festival, generating considerable interest ahead of its premiere. The acquisition of sale rights for "The French Teacher" is part of a collaborative arrangement between Urban Sales and Les Valseurs Distribution. Together, the two organizations will oversee the film's international distribution, reinforcing their commitment to promoting culturally significant stories in cinema. "The French Teacher" tells a gripping tale within the context of a religious cult, intricately woven into the life of its protagonist. This thematic choice illustrates the film's exploration of belief and morality, all while incorporating elements of suspense within a unique narrative framework. Festival attendees and critics alike are eager to experience Alves's latest work, as it marks a significant addition to the festival's lineup, showcasing a blend of creativity and pertinent social commentary. As the film's premiere draws near, anticipation continues to build, emphasizing the film's potential impact within the industry. Urban Sales is confident that this thriller will resonate with international audiences, ultimately expanding the reach of Alves's compelling storytelling. With the collaboration between Urban Sales and Les Valseurs showcasing potential for future partnerships, industry observers are keeping a close eye on how "The French Teacher" will be received, not only at the San Sebastián International Film Festival but also in the broader context of theatrical releases and subsequent digital formats in the future.

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