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Nancy Meyers Returns With Untitled Feature and Jude Law, Penélope Cruz, Kieran Culkin in Final Talks to Star
Due in 2027, the prolific filmmaker’s first feature since 2015 will also star Emma Mackey and Owen Wilson
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Sony Pictures Classics Picks Up Sundance Crowdpleaser ‘Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!’
Rinko Kikuchi plays a widow who finds joy in ballroom dancing
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‘The Invite’ Bidding Frenzy: New Warner Bros. Film Label Enters the Ring for Olivia Wilde Comedy
A24 and Focus Features are circling the project as well
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Neon Acquires ‘4 X 4: The Event’ From ‘It Ends’ Director Alex Ullom
Spooky Pictures and Image Nation will produce the project, which will start shooting later this year
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14 of the Buzziest Films for Sale at Sundance
This year’s festival features new movies from Olivia Wilde, Channing Tatum, Ethan Hawke, Zoey Deutch and more
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Sundance Preview: Can New Buyers and a Final Park City Hurrah Heat Up the Indie Market?
TheWrap talks to buyers, sellers and filmmakers ahead of the festival to see if there’s reason for hope amid a challenged industry
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Netflix-Owned Warner Bros. Will Stick to 45-Day Theatrical Windows, Ted Sarandos Says
“The general economics of the theatrical business were more positive than we had seen and we had modeled for ourselves,” the co-CEO admits
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IFTA Appoints Jackie Brenneman as New President and CEO
The NATO veteran will take over for longtime IFTA President and CEO Jean Prewitt, who has held the position since 2000
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Disney Promotes Jimmy Zasowski to Platform Distribution President
He replaces Justin Connolly, who exited the media giant for a job at YouTube last year
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AMC CEO Says He’s Hopeful Despite ‘Distressing’ All-Time Low Share Price: ‘We Will Continue to Innovate’
“We have not been sitting idly by doing nothing,” Adam Aron assures in a statement to shareholders
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Warner Bros. Discovery, Canal+ Reach New Multi-Year Distribution Deal
The pact will bring HBO Max to two new international territories and see Warner Bros. films land on Canal+ six months after releasing in theaters
