Overview
- Multiple outlets report Neon has secured global rights in a deal pegged in the seven-figure range, with some early reports noting final terms were still being completed.
- Neon plans a theatrical release later in 2026 and will oversee international sales for the film following its Midnight premiere in Park City.
- Leviticus follows two teenage boys pursued by an entity that appears as the person they most desire, a premise critics read as a pointed conversion-therapy allegory.
- WME Independent handled sales on the title for the filmmakers, with TheWrap and The Hollywood Reporter citing the pickup as one of Sundance 2026’s first significant deals.
- The Australian feature stars Joe Bird, Stacy Clausen and Mia Wasikowska, drew early strong reviews, and was reported by Deadline as sitting at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes at the time of coverage.