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Welsh UFO comedy-drama 'Out There' set for Edinburgh festival launch

Originally published Jul 9, 2026

By Ben Dalton · ScreenDaily

AI-generated summary based on ScreenDaily · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 9, 2026

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  • Welsh UFO comedy-drama 'Out There' is set for its Edinburgh film festival launch.
  • Film Seekers has acquired the film for international sales and distribution.
  • The project blends humor with the sci-fi genre, focusing on the UFO phenomenon.

A Welsh UFO comedy-drama titled 'Out There' has been acquired for sales ahead of its launch at the Edinburgh film festival. Film Seekers has boarded the project, signaling its readiness for international distribution. The film blends humor with the sci-fi genre, offering a unique perspective on the UFO phenomenon. As the festival season approaches, the acquisition highlights the growing interest in unconventional storytelling within the film industry.

Read the original story: ScreenDaily — by Ben Dalton

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