The future looks brighter than ever for Sydney Sweeney. The actress began by giving television hits like Handmaid’s Tale, Everything Sucks!, Sharp Objects, and the most recent series Euphoria. In a short time, she has gained a massive fan base and is a renowned name in pop culture. This quickly paved the opportunity for her to lead on the big screens.

While confirmation is yet to come regarding the third series of Euphoria, the actress has one good news. Her movie Reality, which is supposed to be a serious role, is set to release at the Berlin film festival. With the event still away by days, it has already secured a sales deal with a Paris-based theater.

Sydney Sweeney starrer Reality secures sales ahead of its Berlin release

Reality is already having a good start with sales. As per Deadline, the movie directed by Tina Satter has sealed a deal internationally with mk2 films buying it. It is a Paris-based film distributor. The film will be released at the 23rd edition of the Berlin Film Festival. The Berlin film festival is an opportunity for a lot of creative and off-beat movies to show off their potential. It is a real-life-based flick and is produced by Seaview and 2 SQ FT in association with Burn These Words, In The Cut, Fit Via Vi, and others. The film festival will be held from 16 to 26 February.

The whistleblower drama is based on the 2016 presidential elections. It is focused on a former intelligence officer who released highly confidential details suggesting interference of Russia in the election. The officer was sentenced to five years and three months in prison for breaking the code, the highest sentence ever given in such a matter. It will mostly surround the intense interrogation that took place in real life by the FBI.

mk2 film’s Managing Director, Fionnuala Jamison, credited Sydney Sweeney for her acting skills. She will act out the story of a woman who paid the price of being a whistleblower. Other than this project, the actress also has upcoming projects like Madame Web and the horror movie Immaculate. Meanwhile, it will be seen how people like Reality at the film festival.

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