We have a potential release for Then Came You and a solid title now as well, read details below:

Shout! Studios has nabbed the North American rights to the Asa Butterfield-, Maisie Williams- and Nina Dobrev-starring teen drama Then Came You, from director Peter Hutchings and Voltage Pictures.

Shout! plans a cross-platform rollout beginning with a theatrical launch in early 2019. Then Came You, formerly Arrivals, is a coming-of-age story from BCDF Pictures and Voltage Pictures.

Directed by Peter Hutchings and written by Fergal Rock, the film portrays Skye (Williams), as a teenager with a terminal illness who befriends Calvin (Butterfield), a hypochondriac afraid of his own shadow. Calvin helps Skye carry out her eccentric list of things to do before she dies, and in the process falls in love with a beautiful, but seemingly untouchable Izzy (Dobrev).

“With a charmingly offbeat script and a winning cast, Peter Hutchings deftly blends humor and pathos into a sweet coming-of-age story that will elicit as many laughs as tears. It’s a film that leaves you really glad you watched it,” Jordan Fields, vp acquisitions at Shout! Studios, said in a statement.

Then Came You also stars Tyler Hoechlin, David Koechner, Peyton List, Tituss Burgess, Sonya Walger, Margot Bingham and Ken Jeong (Crazy Rich Asians).

Claude Dal Farra, Brian Keady, Brice Dal Farra, Alissa Phillips, Nicolas Chartier and Derrick Tseng share the producing credits, while Jonathan Deckter and Irfaan Fredericks executive produce. The film deal was negotiated by Fields and Vanessa Keiko Flanders, Shout’s vp business affairs, and Jonathan Deckter on behalf of Voltage Pictures. Source The Hollywood Reporter

Thanks @myninaworld on Twitter for the heads up

Departures changed to Then Came You

No longer called Departures now Then Came You, making it’s premiere at the 2018 Woodstock Film Festival October 12th and 13th you can purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS:
Calvin (Asa Butterfield) is a hypochondriac who’s dropped out of college and is working as an airport baggage handler with his dad (David Koechner) and brother (Tyler Hoechlin). When his doctor sends him to a cancer support group to gain some real perspective, he meets Skye (Maisie Williams), a British teenager with a terminal illness. She enlists him to help her carry out her eccentric bucket list, and in return she helps him talk to his crush, a flight attendant named Izzy (Nina Dobrev). Ken Jeong, Sonya Walger, Peyton List, and Tituss Burgess also star.