Cercamon Boards John Trengove’s Toronto-Bound 1970s Apartheid Era Drama ‘The Smell Of Apples’; Unveils Trailer
EXCLUSIVE: Cercamon has acquired international sales rights to South African director and writer John Trengove’s Apartheid era drama The Smell of Apples and released a first trailer ahead of its world premiere in Toronto. Based on Mark Behr’s eponymous 1993 Booker Prize-nominated novel, the film follows a young boy growing up in a white utopia […]
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