Oliver Laxe’s Cannes award winner of the Jury Prize (basically third place) takes its name from the Islamic bridge that separates Hell from paradise. An existential horror film, it’s the story of a father (Sergi López) searching for his daughter after she disappears from a rave in the middle of the Moroccan desert,

The agency partner also has talked about filmmaker Oliver Hermanus and his 'The History of Sound' at the fest, and is repping client Mikey Madison’s 'Anora' follow-up about a dental hygienist seduced by a mermaid.