Chase Infiniti’s ‘The Julia Set’ Gets a Sony Upgrade After Its TIFF Debut – Math Meets Movie Magic
Sony Pictures Classics swooped in on the heels of the Toronto International Film Festival to secure U.S. and key international rights to Niki Byrne’s debut feature, “The Julia Set.”
The film, which bowed at TIFF, follows a young math genius navigating the tangled equations of life and love – a premise that could make even a calculus professor blush.
Starring Chase Infiniti in the lead, the cast is rounded out by veteran actors Jason Isaacs and Gillian Anderson, adding seasoned counter‑balance to Infiniti’s fresh energy.
With the acquisition, Sony signals its appetite for under‑the‑radar dramas that blend intellectual intrigue with cinematic storytelling, planning an art‑house rollout before any eventual streaming debut.
By securing both U.S. and international territory rights, Sony Pictures Classics aims to bring this cerebral coming‑of‑age story to audiences worldwide, proving that a good math‑drama can still be a box‑office equation worth solving.
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