Kino Lorber, Inc. and Tribeca Film are proud to announce the acquisition of the U.S. rights to Stéphane Robelin’s crowd-pleasing comedy, All Together (Et si on vivait tous ensemble?). The film received the honor of premiering on the closing night of the 2011 Locarno International Film Festival, and both companies look forward to making the film available to audiences across the country.

Starring Jane Fonda, Geraldine Chaplin, Daniel Brühl, and Pierre Richard, Stéphane Robelin’s delectable film focuses on five aging friends who opt out of retiring at a senior home to try a youthful experiment of moving in together into a spacious house, owned by Annie (Chaplin) and Jean (Guy Bedos). Joining them is the borderline womanizer Claude (Claude Rich), as well as the bon vivant Albert (Richard) and his wife Jeanne (Fonda). These life-long friends quickly learn the challenges of communal living and decide to hire the easy-going Dirk (Brühl) as their live-in caretaker. However, the pressures of communal living soon begin to eat away at the close-knit group, eventually uncovering long-buried indiscretions and igniting jealous passions that endanger their precarious living arrangement.

Richard Lorber, the CEO of Kino Lorber, Inc., raves: “All Together is a deeply felt and humorous look at the pleasures and pangs of growing older while feeling forever young—a reality that resonates more and more with baby boomers and their parents!” Lorber continued, “The vibrant and unique cast has done terrific work conveying some of the complex emotions we all experience as we age, and we are looking forward to working with our friends at Tribeca Film to bring this film widely into American theatres and home screens.”

A theatrical and VOD day and date release is planned for All Together beginning in New York on October 19 and on-demand platforms, where it will be available in 40+ million homes through a variety of video-on-demand platforms, as well as iTunes, Amazon Watch Instantly and VUDU.