Chase Infiniti's first lead role since One Battle After Another is now sold everywhere. HanWay Films has closed deals in every territory around the world for The Julia Set, the coming-of-age drama she stars in, Variety reported exclusively on Thursday, November 12.

Sony Pictures Classics had already picked up the U.S. and a long list of international markets after the film's world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. That deal covers the U.K., Australia, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia, South Africa and much of Asia, among others.

The new sales fill in the rest of the map. Sphere has Canada, SND has France, and buyers have signed on for Germany, Latin America, the Middle East, Poland, Portugal, Greece, Singapore and Turkey. There is even an airline deal.

A Math Prodigy With a Lot to Solve

Niki Byrne wrote and directed the film, her first feature. Infiniti plays Julia Fischer, a math prodigy recruited into an elite prep course that ends in one of the most punishing exams in the field.

While she is studying, she falls for her teaching assistant, Pascal, played by Christopher Briney of The Summer I Turned Pretty. Pascal is cracking under the expectations of his father, played by Jason Isaacs. It is Pascal's mother, played by Gillian Anderson, who helps Julia see a chance worth taking.

The cast runs deep. Carmen Ejogo, Chloe Bailey, Nina Hoss, Nico Hiraga, Liz Lin and Alex Dillard are all in it.

Critics Agree on One Thing

Reviews out of Toronto were mixed on the movie and loud about its star. TheWrap's critic wrote that the film lets you "fall in love with her talent all over again."

That tracks. Infiniti broke out last year as the daughter at the center of Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, and she followed it with The Testaments. The Julia Set is the first film built around her.

Buyers in every market just bet on that.

The exam hanging over Julia is the Putnam, a real college math competition known for humbling very smart people. HanWay Films and Gersh negotiated the Sony Pictures Classics deal.

Sony Pictures Classics plans to release the film in theaters in 2027. An exact date has not been announced.