Goodfellas is launching international sales for Toho’s science-fiction thriller Leviathan ahead of the American Film Market, Deadline reports. The Paris-based sales company is handling territories outside Asia and plans to present a first promotional reel to buyers.
The film is a live-action adaptation of Shiro Kuroi’s manga, with Shunsuke Michieda and Natsuki Deguchi in the leading roles. Toho has already set its Japanese theatrical release for February 11, 2027.
Its survival premise strands 38 students aboard a damaged spacecraft. As oxygen runs out, the discovery that life support can save only one person turns the group against itself, replacing cooperation with suspicion and betrayal.
Michihito Fujii and Ryohei Shingu share directing duties. Fujii also worked on the screenplay with Izumi Takahashi, while Goodfellas’ official catalogue currently lists the production in post-production.
The market launch follows Toho’s October 29 release of five publicity stills in Japan. Those images predate the new sales announcement; the latest development is Goodfellas’ international campaign and planned buyer presentation. A Japanese opening date does not, by itself, confirm release dates in other territories.
