The Brazilian heist comedy will be premiering at SXSW. If you're a fan of soccer, comedy and hijinks, then "Jules and Dolores" might just be the movie for you. The exclusive trailer for the Brazilian comedy gives a sneak peek into one of the most ridiculous heists in recent history. The film follows the thieves behind the 1983 theft of the legendary Jules Rimet trophy in Rio Di Janeiro, which was given to the country for winning The World Cup. The film was picked up last fall by Picture Tree for international distribution. Netflix will be releasing the film in Central and Latin America. "Jules and Dolores" premieres at SXSW in March. Watch the exclusive trailer above.

South by Southwest has unveiled most of its eclectic lineup with world premieres of movies
starring James Caan, Nicolas Cage, Ethan Hawke, Keegan-Michael Key, Adam Scott and Bella
Thorne. The 23rd edition of the Austin-based festival opens March 11 with the previously announced
Richard Linklater comedy-drama “Everybody Wants Some.” The nine-day festival will screen 139 films, including 52 films from first-time filmmakers, 89 world premieres, 14 North American premieres and seven U.S. premieres. These films were selected from 2,455 feature-length film submissions composed of 1,467 U.S. and 990 international feature-length films from a total of 7,235 submissions.

Berlin-based Picture Tree Intl. has taken international sales rights to Caito Ortiz’s true-storybased Brazilian comedy “Jules and Dolores,” on the robbery of the soccer World Cup trophy in Brazil. The film narrates a striking event in Brazilian soccer history: For 13 years, three-time World Cup winner Brazil had proudly displayed the legendary Jules Rimet trophy at the Brazilian Football Association’s headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, when, in 1983, the highly coveted and extremely valuable trophy was stolen from its cabinet. “Jules and Dolores” recounts the nearpreposterous story behind this bold theft.