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‘Schitt’s Creek’ Star Sarah Levy’s ‘Run’ Boarded by Mise En Scene Company for Sales, First Look Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety ·

The Mise En Scene Company has acquired worldwide sales rights to *Run*, a marathon comedy-drama starring Sarah Levy, and will begin selling the film at the American Film Market. The deal gives the U.S.-made film an international sales representative and marks MSC’s first pickup in the romantic comedy space.

Melissa Miller Costanzo directs Levy as Jane Cooper, whose marathon is interwoven with memories of a friendship that breaks down and later mends, and tensions in her marriage to Jordan, played by Adam Pally. A generous act leads to unexpected consequences, prompting Jane to consider what she owes the people closest to her. Phillipa Soo co-stars, and the soundtrack features 11 covers and two original songs, all sung by women.

  • MSC acquired worldwide sales rights to *Run*.
  • Sarah Levy leads the marathon comedy-drama.
  • Sales open at the American Film Market.

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A sales agent represents a film to distributors in different countries, seeking deals that can bring it to cinemas or streaming services. The Mise En Scene Company is an international film sales company; the American Film Market is an industry event where films are presented to buyers.

Run is a US-made comedy-drama directed by Melissa Miller Costanzo. Sarah Levy plays Jane Cooper, with Adam Pally as her husband and Phillipa Soo also among the cast. The story follows Jane during a marathon, linking the race with changes in her marriage and a strained friendship.

The film’s story raises questions about how one person’s choices affect close relationships and what people feel they owe one another. Its soundtrack includes cover versions and original songs, all performed by women.

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