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Why Jane Rosenthal Added an Entire Robert De Niro Mini-Festival to This Year’s Tribeca Festival
Office With a View: The cofounder and producer talks film festival challenges and what to expect from “De Niro Con”
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How Jerry Bruckheimer Rescued ‘Young Woman and the Sea’ From Streaming
The legendary producer urged Disney to give the film a theatrical release after earning the highest test scores of his career
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J. Lo & Timothée Chalamet Are No Match for ‘Bridgerton’ on Streaming | Charts
Netflix’s hit romance series spends its second week atop the streaming Top 10
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Has America’s Demand for Foreign Language Content Cooled? | Charts
Parrot Analytics data reveals U.S. demand for non-English language series peaked in 2022 after years of growth
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4 Reasons Why the Memorial Day Box Office Was So Awful and What it Means for a Struggling Theatrical Business | Analysis
A mix of underperforming films and the impact of the strikes have led to the worst start to the summer theaters have seen in decades
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‘Furiosa’ Leads Worst Memorial Day Box Office Since the ’90s With $32 Million Opening
The “Mad Max” prequel edges “The Garfield Movie” as overall grosses plummet 37% from last year
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‘Furiosa’ Set to Be the Box Office’s Lowest No. 1 Memorial Day Film in 29 Years
With an estimated $31 million 4-day opening, the “Mad Max” prequel is the lowest chart-topper for the May holiday since “Casper”
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‘Furiosa’ and ‘Garfield’ Won’t Save Theaters From a Bleak Memorial Day Weekend Box Office
With only two films expected to top $25 million, the May holiday weekend faces the lowest totals theaters have seen in a quarter century
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‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’ Rules List of Titles Consumers Are Most Excited About
ScreenShare: A data partnership between ScreenEngine/ASI & TheWrap
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Women Recoil in Cannes as Harvey Weinstein Still Looms, While a Sexist System Persists
Only four of the 22 films in the main competition this year — less than 20% — were made by women filmmakers
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Cannes So Far: Filmmakers Go Mega in a Muted Festival
Cannes 2024: At a festival still recovering from a pandemic and strikes, the directors have taken big swings
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‘IF’ Can’t Lift May Box Office Out of Doldrums With $35 Million Opening
John Krasinski’s family film must leg out off its strong audience reception as a slow Memorial Day weekend looms for movie theaters
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‘IF’ Heads for $31.5 Million Box Office Opening
Paramount’s original family film has won over audiences but faces a long road to profitability
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Hollywood’s DEI Backslide Does Not Reflect Audience Demand, USC’s Dr. Stacy L. Smith Says
“When execs get nervous, they tend to rely on what they know,” the head of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative tells TheWrap
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‘IF’ Is the Sort of Film the Box Office Hasn’t Had in Years
Paramount sends in John Krasinski’s original family film at a time when such titles have had a mixed track record
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