‘Brittany Runs a Marathon’ Races to Amazon Studios in $14 Million Deal
Sundance 2019: Streamer picks up worldwide rights to the comedy starring Jillian Bell
Ted Hope
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Netflix Slays the Sacred Cows of Cannes – So What Comes Next?
The changes coursing through the entertainment industry are manifesting themselves at the film festival
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17 Biggest Winners and Losers of Cannes Film Festival 2016
Sean Penn, Kristen Stewart, Woody Allen, provocateurs and terrorists all made our list of the festival’s best and worst
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How Amazon Studios Became the New Star of Cannes
The streaming studio unexpectedly dominates the Cannes lineup this year
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Cannes Film Festival Grapples With Netflix, Amazon – and Terrorism?
Amid increased security, Woody Allen will kick off a high-toned temple of cinema and a three-ring circus of celebrity
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Netflix’s Rough Day: Stock Hit Hard As Amazon Throws Down
A one-two punch for Netflix – from Amazon and declining subscriber projections
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Amazon Reassures Exhibitors: All Films to Get Theatrical Release, ‘Aggressive’ Marketing
CinemaCon 2016: Marketing and distribution chief Bob Berney promises that studio will deliver its releases in theaters
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Toronto Preview: Oscar Contender Overload, But Drought of Hot Sales Titles
Will Harvey Weinstein flex his buying muscles? Will The Orchard continue its Sundance momentum?
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Facebook Adds Legacy Contact to Help Users’ Accounts Live on
Legacy contacts can write on deceased users’ profile, upload new profile pictures, and respond to friend requests
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Inside The Wrap’s Sundance 2015 Industry Panel (Photos)
Panelists including filmmaker Chloe Zhao and Indiegogo Executive Kristen Konvitz discussed the state of the industry in a talk moderated by Editor-in-Chief Sharon Waxman at TheWrap’s annual industry panel at the Sundance Film Festival/Photos by Patrick Fraser
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Inside Amazon’s Offensive: How the Streaming Giant Plans to Win the Game
Groundbreaking Golden Globe wins for “Transparent” and deal with Woody Allen bolsters Prime Instant Video in streaming battle with Netflix, Hulu
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Amazon to Produce Original Movies for Online, Theatrical Release
Ted Hope to lead creative as Head of Production, Amazon Original Movies
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Facebook’s Chris Kelly Replaces Ted Hope as CEO at Fandor
The former general counsel at the social media giant named to lead movie streaming service for interim
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Black List 2014 Rolls Out With Reese Witherspoon, David Oyelowo, Matthew Weiner
This year’s crop of hottest unproduced screenplays will be unveiled on Twitter and YouTube throughout Monday
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Fandor Acquires Cannes Film ‘The Strange Little Cat’ For Day-and-Date Release (Exclusive)
The German dramedy will get a minimum one week run at Lincoln Center
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Patrick Wilson, Jessica Biel, Imogen Poots to Star in Psychological Thriller
Cannes 2014: Andy Goddard is directing an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel “The Blunderer”
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Why Net Neutrality Matters So Much to Indie Filmmakers
Indies are competing with Comcast and Netflix for online access and revenue
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SXSW: Watch Live Interviews With Seth Rogen, Robert Duvall, Emmy Rossum, Paul Wesley, Kathryn Hahn and More (Videos)
Join TheWrap and Indiegogo’s Google+ Hangout LIVE NOW from Austin with actors, directors, writers and producers of the festival’s hottest films
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San Francisco Film Society Head Noah Cowan Wants to Bring Silicon Valley, Indie Film Together
New head pledges to make the non-profit “an engine of inspiration”
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TheWrap’s Shortlist Film Festival 2013 (Photos)
Scenes — and winners — from TheWrap's second annual short-film festival Thursday night in Santa Monica
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Sex in an Egyptian Cafe During the Revolution: Meet TheWrap’s ShortList Industry Prize Winner
Indian filmmaker Ritesh Batra ventured into the excitement and chaos of Cairo in 2011 and walked away with a prize-winning short film
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‘Café Regular, Cairo,’ ‘Voice Over,’ Win Top Prizes at ShortList Film Festival
Ritesh Batra’s “Café Regular, Cairo” and Martin Rosete’s “Voice Over” win the Industry and Audience awards, respectively
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‘Voice Over,’ ‘Making of Longbird,’ ‘Until the Quiet Comes’ Among ShortList Film Festival Finalists
TheWrap's second annual short-film festival features 12 finalists in narrative, documentary and animated categories
