Argentina\u2019s Impacto Cine (\u201cLady Di\u201d) has swooped on all Latin American sales rights to Cesc Gay<\/a>\u2019s comedy \u201cStories Not To Be Told\u201d (\u201cHistorias Para No Contar\u201d), propelling it into the territory and cementing its regional footing.<\/p>\n International sales on the title are handled by Filmax<\/a>, in a longterm relationship with Gay.<\/p>\n More from Variety<\/strong><\/p>\n News of the sale comes as Filmax readies to present Alex de la Iglesia<\/a>\u2019s shook-up black comedy \u201cFour\u2019s a Crowd<\/a>\u201d (\u201cEl cuarto pasajero\u201d), a wayward romance tale that takes a dark turn, to industry peers at Argentina\u2019s Ventana Sur<\/a> this week in Buenos Aires.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re proud to have the opportunity to join forces with Filmax and bring this Spanish film, from the excellent Cesc Gay to Latin American audiences,\u201d Impacto Cine\u2019s Luis Ignacio Perez Endara told Variety, <\/em>talking \u201cStories Not To Be Told.\u201d<\/p>\n He added:\u201cThe director, now in full creative maturity and with his trademark fluid, discreet and personal style, is able to entertain us while allowing us to explore the deepest aspects of the human experience.\u201d<\/p>\n Gay\u2019s unconventional friendship feature \u201cTruman,\u201d starring Ricardo Darin, Javier C\u00e1mara and Dolores Fonzi, earned five Goya awards. It also became one of the highest-grossing of recent Spanish auteur films in various territories across Latin America such as Argentina and, less predictably, Brazil. With his ninth effort, Gay tackles the mortifying business of being human, laying his characters bare to face their consequences and, even worse, their pride.<\/p>\n The episodic narrative takes a biting look at the unexpected, ridiculous and absurd moments that life doles out, as a strong ensemble cast which includes Chino Darin (\u201cEl Angel\u201d), Maribel Verd\u00fa (\u201cPan\u2019s Labyrinth\u201d) and Anna Castillo (\u201cArde Madrid\u201d), play out five scenarios that casually intersect, in this wry take on the inability to regulate even the most subtle romantic emotions.<\/p>\n