Not to be confused with HBO's upcoming Amy Adams miniseries Sharp Objects, NEON has just acquired the Tonya Harding documentary Sharp Edges.
Interest around the infamous figure skater reignited after the Oscar-winning film I, Tonya, and the real-life skater's subsequent stint on Dancing With The Stars.
Sharp Edges documents Harding at age 15, as she competed in the National Figure Skating Championships, where she placed sixth. Interviews with Harding and her mother, LaVona, are included in the film.
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NEON was responsible for the release of I, Tonya, which earned Allison Janney the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress as LaVona and Robbie a nomination for her portrayal of Tonya.
The documentary will screen in New York and Los Angeles beginning July 6, and be available on Hulu next month.
