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GKIDS Bringing ‘The End Of Evangelion’ To U.S. Theaters For The First Time In March

The 1997 modern classic was created as an alternative ending to the ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ tv series.

The acquisitions are the latest demonstration of global streamers acquiring popular internet properties

‘Emma’s Big Adventure’ is one of three co-productions the companies have set for delivery in 2024.

Ten episodes of the popular kids show will screen in theaters around the world over the weekend.

The streamer also shared new images for upcoming films ‘The Imaginary,’ ‘Thelma the Unicorn,’ and ‘Ultraman: Rising.’

The supernatural feature is the latest from ‘The Guardian’ director Zhigang Yang, popularly referred to as Busifan.

After its theatrical run, ‘Stopmotion’ will head to the Shudder streaming platform on May 31.

Tribeca is teaming with Giant Pictures to distribute independent films across streaming platforms and generate revenue for filmmakers.

Which distributors had a 2023 to remember, and which will be looking to turn things around in 2024?

The special engagement theatrical runs will launch in early 2024.

Executives reversed course after their initial decision to shelve the film blew up in their faces like a pile of Acme dynamite.

A leading contenders in this year’s animated feature Oscars race, ‘Suzume’ has been a smash hit since debuting at the Berlinale in February.

Could ‘Leo’ mark a change in how Netflix will release its four-quadrant films going forward?

The film comes to the U.S. with plenty of buzz after screening at Cannes and Annecy over the summer.

Signe Baumane’s Animation Rock Tour for ‘My Love Affair With Marriage’ offers a hopeful strategy to avoid the pitfalls of traditional distribution.

Based on Oscar Wilde’s original short story, the film is getting as limited theatrical run from Blue Fox Entertainment and Shout! Studios.

The film will then be sent to PVOD digital platforms on November 7.

Showmax parent company Multichoice Studios is taking the show to Mipcom next week to court global distributors.

The channel will appear on several free services and include titles such as ‘Psycho-Pass,’ ‘Horimiya,’ and ‘Ranking of Kings.’

According to the company, ad revenues are 5-10x higher when fans watch videos on the Rooster Teeth website.