Naomi Scott & Kit Harington Romance ‘Eternal Return’ Gets North American Deal & Theatrical Release Date

EXCLUSIVE: Quiver Distribution has licensed North American rights to Eternal Return, the Macro Film Studios and BK Studios picture from writer-director Yaniv Raz.

Naomi Scott (Smile 2) and Kit Harington (Industry) star alongside Sonoya Mizuno (House of the Dragon), Jay Lycurgo (Steve), Simon Kunz (F1) and Simon Callow (Shakespeare in Love). Quiver plans to release the film in theaters on December 4, 2026, followed by a digital rollout.

The film, which played at TIFF last year, follows Cass (Scott), “a young woman who has resigned herself to a life without love — until she meets Virgil (Harington), an enigmatic mapmaker who charts journeys to imaginary places, and his partner-in-crime, Malcolm (Callow), whose relentless quest to travel back in time awakens Cass to love again.”

Larry Greenberg and TJ Smith negotiated the deal on behalf of Quiver.

“Yaniv Raz has crafted a visually arresting adventure, anchored by captivating performances from Naomi Scott and Kit Harington,” said Quiver co-presidents Berry Meyerowitz and Jeff Sackman. “We are incredibly proud to bring this sophisticated, emotionally resonant vision to North American audiences, providing a cinematic experience that will linger with viewers long after the credits roll.”

“Eternal Return has been a deeply personal affair from first flicker to final frame — a film about love and loss, magic and mapmaking, all the peculiar paths we plot when attempting to find our way forward,” added Raz. “I had the extraordinary fortune to spin it into existence with Naomi Scott, Kit Harington and Simon Callow, who embodied their characters with compassion, warmth and wit. And I’m pleased as punch to have partnered with the team at Quiver, who fell under the story’s spell and are keen to share its charms across cinema screens.”

Producers are James Lopez and Greta Talia Fuentes for Macro Film Studios; Margot Hand for Picture Films; Jillian Apfelbaum; Tristen Tuckfield; Naomi George for BK Studios; Jordan Spence and Scott for New Name Entertainment (the project marks the company’s feature debut); and Raz.

Executive producers are Charles D. King and Poppy Hanks for Macro Film Studios, David Gilbery for BK Studios, Alexandra Glass for New Name Entertainment, Nicolas Gordon, Jenna Segal for Gatherer Entertainment, Moby for Little Walnut, and Michael Reuter and Sebastian Barker for The Post Republic.