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Former IFC Films Boss Jonathan Sehring On Steering ‘Drive My Car’ From Cannes To The Oscars & His New Venture, Sideshow
As Drive My Car sped from a best screenplay win and stellar reviews at Cannes to four Oscar nominations (Best Picture, International Feature, Director, Adapted Screenplay), distributor credits for the three-hour Japanese drama went to Sideshow/Janus Films – the former a little known new venture from Jonathan…
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Criterion Channel, Rising From FilmStruck Ashes, Sets April Launch Slate
The Criterion Channel, the streaming service that is bringing classic films back online after the widely lamented shutdown last fall of WarnerMedia’s FilmStruck, has set the lineup for its launch on April 8. (See it below.)
The channel features the same Criterion Collection and Janus Films titles that were on…
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Criterion Collection Announces New Streaming Service To Replace FilmStruck
That was fast. Deadline reported yesterday that movement was afoot to prevent the demise of FilmStruck and its curated access to the movie classics from the Criterion Collection. This after a group of elite filmmakers implored WarnerMedia not to scrub the service at month’s end.
The Criterion films were previously…
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FilmStruck Fading To Black In Latest WarnerMedia Digital Shutdown
WarnerMedia said Friday it is shuttering FilmStruck, its subscription streaming service that offers indie movies and prestige titles that are part of the Criterion Collection.
The AT&T entertainment content arm, which has made similar movies with its Korean movie VOD service DramaFever and SuperDeluxe, informed users…
Turner To Launch FilmStruck SVOD Service On Oct. 19 For $6.99 A Month
With a launch scheduled for October 19, Turner today filled in some of the missing information about FilmStruck — the subscription video on demand service from Turner Classic Movies it announced earlier this year for fans of arthouse, indie, foreign, and cult films.
A basic subscription will go for $6.99 a month…
Turner And Criterion Team To Launch Classic Movie SVOD Service
Time Warner’s Turner unit is joining corporate cousin HBO in the direct-to-consumer subscription video on demand business — and in a way that should please fans of classic films — as well as those of the Beatles.
Turner’s launching an ad-free streaming site, FilmStruck, this fall featuring what it calls “an eclectic…
Takashi Murakami’s Feature Debut ‘Jellyfish Eyes’ Acquired By Janus Films
EXCLUSIVE: Janus Films has acquired North American rights to Takashi Murakami’s genre-busting fantasy film Jellyfish Eyes, the contemporary artist’s feature directorial debut. The plan is for a July 15 release at New York’s IFC Center with Murakami doing a post-screening Q&A, and day-and-date on digital platforms like…
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Jonathan Demme’s ‘A Master Builder’ Bound For Criterion Collection
The Criterion Collection has sprung for Jonathan Demme‘s A Master Builder, which the prestigious home vid label will add to its library. André Gregory and Wallace Shawn star in the film, shot over seven days tracking Gregory’s stage production of Shawn’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s play Master Builder Solness. Shawn…
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Criterion's Janus Films Sued By Merchant Ivory For Copyright Infringement
Room With A View filmmakers Merchant Ivory are suing the distributers behind the Criterion Collection series for copyright infringement. In a 16-page complaint (read it here) filed Monday in Manhattan federal court, Merchant Ivory claims Janus Films is distributing 25 of the company's movies despite an expired…
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