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The Sale (2026)
It’s 1993 and Sita has recently immigrated to California. She is desperate to make an encyclopedia sale as a first step to learning how to sell and starting her own business. Her lack of commissions have cost her family comfort and weigh heavily on her. As pressure mounts, she goes out to her 3 leads for the day and attempts to make a sale. Met with frustration, fear and humiliation, she fights every urge to give up.
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It’s 1993 and Sita has recently immigrated to California. She is desperate to make an encyclopedia sale as a first step to learning how to sell and starting her own business. Her lack of commissions have cost her family comfort and weigh heavily on her. As pressure mounts, she goes out to her 3 leads for the day and attempts to make a sale. Met with frustration, fear and humiliation, she fights every urge to give up.
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Written By:Meera Angelica Joshi
In Theaters:5/8/2026
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Meera Angelica Joshi
Director
Shavya Samala
Sita
Marissa Rutka
Suzy (House 3)
Steve (House 1)
Marjorie Hazeltine
Jenny (House 2)
Mark Rafael Truitt
Jim
Phillip Caires
Salesman
Palak Mukesh Joshi
Amma
Betty Trephan
Baby Store Employee
Marissa Lopez-Alvarez
Baby Store Employee
Chloe Catriona
Margie
Carole Swann
Sheila
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