Cargo Film & Releasing Acquires U.S. Rights to the Documentary
It’s All Gonna Break Featuring Broken Social Scene
PRESS RELEASE
Fathom Film Group is thrilled to announce that Cargo Film & Releasing has picked up U.S. distribution rights to It’s All Gonna Break, the feature documentary chronicling the rise of indie music collective Broken Social Scene, directed and shot by cinematographer Stephen Chung.
The film, which premiered to sold-out venues in Canada earlier this year, captures never-before-seen footage of the band’s journey from Toronto’s underground music scene to global stages.
Starting in May, It’s All Gonna Break will kick off a multi-city theatrical run with special event screenings across the U.S.
With deep archival footage and exclusive interviews featuring Kevin Drew, Feist, Emily Haines, Brendan Canning, and more, the film explores the band’s impact on indie rock and its lasting cultural influence.
Produced by Fathom Films, It’s All Gonna Break will debut on Crave in Canada following its U.S. theatrical run.
ABOUT Fathom Film Group
Fathom produces original documentaries and series that have garnered numerous awards including Canadian Screen Academy Awards, Digi Awards, and Oscar shortlists. Our Emmy and Peabody award-winning team has produced and directed feature documentaries including, ARTIFICIAL IMMORTALITY which was nominated for Best Documentary at the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards and selected as the Opening Night Film for Hot Docs, and MY ENEMY, MY BROTHER, Best Documentary winner at 7 festivals and nominated for an Emmy and shortlisted for an Oscar. Fathom’s programs have aired on CBC, the documentary Channel, HBO, Discovery Channel, History Channel, ABC, Youtube Originals, TVO, ITVS, ARTE, GEIE, SBS among others and have been screened and downloaded around the world, garnering numerous awards.
ABOUT Cargo Film & Releasing
Founded in 2000 by film and television executive David Piperni, Cargo Film & Releasing is a sales agency and international distribution company specializing in documentary features, music & arts, lifestyle, and history content. Known for its producer-friendly approach, Cargo builds festival, marketing, and distribution strategies to maximize a film’s global reach across theatrical, broadcast, streaming (TVOD, SVOD, AVOD), and more. The company also secures equity financing, broadcaster commissions, and co-productions, often serving as executive producers on select projects. Cargo attends all major film and television markets, connecting visionary filmmakers with audiences worldwide.