Carlos Saldanha, known for animated hits such as “Rio” and “Ice Age,” has completed principal photography on “100 Days,” his first live-action feature. The film, shot in Brazil, dramatizes the real-life solo transatlantic row of Brazilian explorer Amyr Klink and stars Filipe Bragança, Felipe Camargo and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu.
Global Constellation will handle international sales for “100 Days.” The project has attracted attention for its ambitious production scope and multinational collaboration, including Brazil’s Ventre Studio (“Godless John”), Boipeba, Madremidia, O2 Filmes (“City of God”), Total Post and Disney Group, as well as Finland’s well-connected Good Hand Production.
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