Trinity Creative Partnership Acquire ‘Love, Courage & Bushy Run’

Trinity Artistic Partnership have snapped up U.Ok. gross sales rights for historic struggle movie “Love, Braveness and the Battle for Bushy Run,” which is launching at AFM.

Set in 1763, “Love, Braveness and the Battle for Bushy Run” is a historic drama set in opposition to the backdrop of one of the vital defining moments in American historical past, the battle of Bushy Run. Dave Alan Johnson (“Christmas with Tucker”) and Larry A. McClean (“Pacific Rim”) direct from a screenplay by Charlie Richards (“Home Guidelines”).

The battle unfolds in the course of the Pontiac’s Conflict within the aftermath of Britain’s 1763 conquer France when a conflict of cultures and techniques within the American Colonies took tensions to new heights.

“As Native tribes, pushed by concern of British retaliation, unite underneath the management of Ottawa Chief Pontiac, the movie explores the unconventional and brutal techniques employed of their quest to seize Fort Pitt,” reads the logline. “Concurrently, Colonel Henry Bouquet and his numerous group of British troopers, Scottish Highlanders and American volunteers discover themselves tasked with defending the lives of tons of who face sure doom inside Fort Pitt. This lesser-known chapter of historical past is delivered to life in a dramatic story of survival and technique.”

Adam Baldwin (“Serenity”), Jackson Hurst (“The Mist”) and Rachel Hendrix (“October Child”) star alongside Tom Connolly (“Misplaced”), Rachele Schank (“The Intercourse Lives of School Women”) and J. Michael Finley (“I Can Solely Think about”).

The movie will get a theatrical launch in 2024.

“We’re excited to have secured an all rights deal for the U.Ok. on this movie which we consider will do justice to this unimaginable story,” stated Andy Taylor, industrial director for Trinity. “Primarily based on true occasions that modified the course of historical past, this charming drama is ready to make waves within the leisure business.”

EFG-Renascence Manufacturing founder and managing director Solomon J LeFlore, who facilitated the settlement for U.Ok. rights, added: “I’m so joyful to work with Andy Taylor and Trinity Artistic Partnership to get ‘The Battle of Bushy Run,’ our entertaining, industrial movie and its fascinating and traditionally necessary story to the U.Ok. and worldwide audiences. Like different profitable heroic historical-action-dramas (“Dances With Wolves,” “The Final of the Mohicans” and “The Patriot”) this movie is bound to entertain and encourage significant discussions.”