Tribeca's Big Winner 'Labrador – Autopsy of Silence' Locked in with TLA Releasing
Award-sweeping indie drama finds its U.S. and U.K. home after dominating the festival circuit.

Rodrigue Jean's "Labrador – Autopsy of Silence" just made a power move. The film—which came out of Tribeca Festival swinging with three major awards, including best international narrative feature—is now headed to TLA Releasing for North American and U.K. distribution.
The international sales house H264 brokered the deal, cementing what was clearly a breakout premiere. Jean's film didn't just win big; it picked up cinematography honors too, which tells you something about the craft on display here. When a movie walks away from Tribeca with that kind of recognition, distributors are paying attention.
TLA Releasing knows how to move art-house and international work in the States—this is the kind of partnership that gives a film real runway beyond the festival circuit. "Labrador" is getting the setup it needs to reach audiences who actually want to see it, not just the industry crowd passing through.
Hard to say exactly what this one's about from the available details, but when a film wins for cinematography and best narrative feature at a festival like Tribeca, you're looking at something worth your time.
Read the full story at Variety → https://variety.com/2026/film/global/tribeca-labrador-autopsy-of-silence-tla-releasing-1236861553/
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