Oscilloscope Laboratories has obtained the North American distribution rights for Elizabeth Lo’s latest documentary, “Mistress Dispeller,” which made its debut at the Venice Film Festival. Co-produced by Anonymous Content and Impact Partners, this film chronicles a woman in China who is determined to salvage her marriage. She employs an undercover professional to disrupt her husband’s extramarital relationship. Lo was granted exclusive insights into the lives of all involved parties, allowing her to delve deeply into the complexities of a love triangle from various perspectives.
Lo, who previously directed 2021’s “Stray,” a movie about street dogs in Istanbul, is now presenting her second major project. Critics are praising her latest work, with EbMaster particularly impressed, stating that the film’s climax is moving and thought-provoking, leaving everyone, including the audience, with a meaningful and introspective takeaway.
Lo, who made “Stray” in 2021 about street dogs in Istanbul, is now showcasing her second significant film. Critics are raving about this new piece, with EbMaster expressing his admiration for the powerful ending that leaves viewers with a profound and reflective experience, just like everyone else.
In the making of “Mistress Dispeller”, there’s a trio: Lo, Emma D. Miller, and Maggie Li. This movie comes from After Argos Films and Marcona Media. Anonymous Content and Impact Partners are collaborating on this project alongside CMP and The Concordia Studio Fellowship. Charlotte Munch Bengtsen is the one responsible for editing the footage.
The executive producers for this project are Jenny Raskin, Kelsey Koenig, Geralyn White Dreyfous, Nick Shumaker, Jessica Grimshaw, David Levine, Dawn Olmstead, Rahdi Taylor, Davis Guggenheim, Steve Cohen, and Paula Froehle. Additionally, Lauren Haber and Marni E. J. Grossman both held the position of co-executive producers.
We’re excited to debut ‘Mistress Dispeller’ in collaboration with Oscilloscope, a company known for their ardor and unwavering dedication to distributing independent films in cinemas – something that every filmmaker aspires to and our industry greatly benefits from. We couldn’t be prouder to team up with them to share this heartwarming story of love and family with audiences nationwide.
For quite some time now, we’ve held Elizabeth’s work in high regard,” stated Aaron Katz, Vice President of Acquisitions at Oscilloscope Laboratories. “Her documentaries are intimately crafted, richly portrayed, and emotionally resonant. Mistress Dispeller is no exception; it captures the essence of modern love authentically and without bias, showcasing the delight, complexities, humor, and pain that define any relationship. We believe this documentary will take viewers by surprise, inspire dialogue, and make a lasting impact on audiences.
During the talks about the film’s rights, Katz acted as the representative for Oscilloscope, whereas Anonymous Content spoke on behalf of the filmmakers through their sales and financial division, AC Independent.
Lo is represented by Gersh and Anonymous Content.
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