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K5 Intl. Takes International Sales Rights to Ukraine War Drama ‘Stay Online’ (EXCLUSIVE)


K5 Intl. has acquired international sales rights to the Ukraine war drama 'Stay Online,' which was filmed in Ukraine after the Russian invasion.

Set after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the film begins when a young woman (Liza Zaitseva) volunteering in Kyiv is given one of the thousands of laptops donated by ordinary Ukrainians to support the war effort. But the woman receives a mysterious video call from a young boy searching for his father, the laptop’s previous owner, who went missing during the Russian army’s brutal massacre of civilians in Bucha. “In these challenging times, it’s crucial to connect with someone who is truly fired up about their work, and we’re fully confident that Daniel Baur and the K5 sales squad will ensure our film reaches audiences across the globe.”

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