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"The Quiet Maid," a feature film funded through NFT sales, has secured a global sales deal. Directed by Miguel Faus, the film sold its world sales rights to FilmSharks, an Ibero-American entertainment company, during the Iberseries industry conference in Madrid.

The movie tells the story of a Colombian maid working for a wealthy Spanish family in Catalonia, exploring both her challenges and triumphs. Originally a short film picked up by streaming service Max after a festival circuit, Faus leveraged the success of the short film to fund a feature-length version through NFT sales. These NFTs raised $750,000 and provided backers with behind-the-scenes access and a say in the film's proceeds through a decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO).

Renowned director Steven Soderbergh also supported the project with a $100,000 grant from a blockchain-backed fund. Despite the innovative funding, Faus emphasises that the film's success will ultimately depend on its appeal to the audience, with funding methods playing a secondary role. "The Quiet Maid" is set to premiere at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in Estonia.