Pathé will release CODA, the Oscar for Best Picture of the Year, in some theaters on April 23 and 24.
According to our colleagues Box Office ProCian Header’s American remake of The Bélier Family will enjoy a limited theatrical release on April 23 and 24.
Big screen lovers will be able to discover the Oscars for Best Picture of the Year in several French cinemas. According to BoxOffice, 270 sessions are currently being organized over the next weekend.
Recall that the feature film by Emilia Jones, Troy Kotsur (Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in a Supporting Role) and Marley Matlin will be available on AppleTV + from August 13th. However, when the US remake was announced, the film produced by Pathé was to be released worldwide. But due to the pandemic and the closure of cinemas, the feature film was bought by the streaming platform AppleTV +.
This limited edition is now eligible thanks to a temporary visa, which allows the work to be programmed for a maximum of 500 screenings during the same two film days of the week.
He asked Le FigaroJerome Seidou, CEO of Pathé, explains:I think this film, which is a remake of French success, a French producer, an Oscar winner in Hollywood, should be released in cinemas.
American platforms are very pragmatic. They do not necessarily object to this. On the contrary, I think that tomorrow the room will be a real showcase for them. Because of the intense competition in which they are involved, it forces them to promote their work and the cinemas are there to offer them a real environment.“.
Producer and Exhibition Also Protest New Media Deadlines “This timeline that protects the room can be counterproductive. Platforms may decide to release their films quickly in cinemas in other European countries where this timeline does not exist. Everywhere… Except France! Sooner or later, our country will have to escape from dogmas and get closer to the international regime.ᲛᲔ “.
Source: allocine
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