Janus Films has acquired all North American rights to “The Dreamed Adventure,” the new film by German director Valeska Grisebach, following its award-winning world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. Multiple outlets report that the acquisition comes shortly after the film receives the Cannes Jury Prize, positioning it as a notable international title emerging from the festival. The film is described as a borderlands drama set in Bulgaria and centered on an archaeologist. As the story unfolds, the archaeologist encounters criminal ties that are depicted as existing beneath the surface of the region. The accounts also place the film within Cannes’ main competition context, where it continues to gain attention after the festival recognition. Together, the reports indicate that Janus Films’ North American deal is tied directly to the film’s Cannes performance and that the movie’s central premise involves an investigator whose work brings her into contact with organized criminal activity operating in the outskirts of Europe. The coverage does not specify release dates, distribution plans beyond the rights acquisition, or additional casting and production details.