‘CODA’ and ‘Summer of Soul’ Premieres on Apple and Hulu Are How Their Studios Say ‘I Love You’
Yes, both “CODA” and “Summer of Soul” will also be available in theaters. But for studios, that’s no longer the point.
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Apple Sets August Day-and-Date Release for Record-Breaking Sundance Winner ‘CODA’
“CODA” sold to Apple at Sundance for $25 million, the biggest purchase in the festival’s history.
Apple Paid $25 Million for Worldwide Rights to ‘CODA.’ Here’s Why That’s a Problem
Apple bought “CODA” at Sundance for the world, but the film’s financiers had already sold rights to international distributors.
Critics Survey: Sundance 2021’s Best Movies According to 376 Critics
A record number of critics voted in this year’s survey, showcasing some of the buzziest titles out of the festival.
Sundance 2021: The 15 Best Movies of This Year’s Festival
Culled from over 14,000 submissions, this year’s lineup was filled with memorable cinematic achievements that are likely to remain relevant throughout 2021 and beyond.
‘CODA’ Director and Cast Hope Feature Will Spark More Disabled Stories
Sian Heder, Marlee Matlin, Emilia Jones, and the rest of the “CODA” cast visited IndieWire’s Sundance studio, presented by Adobe, to discuss the crowdpleasing feature.
Apple’s $25 Million ‘CODA’ Acquisition Smashes Sundance Sales Record
“Palm Springs” broke the Sundance record last year with its around $20 million deal to Neon and Hulu.
With Acclaimed Premieres and a Quick Sale for ‘Flee,’ Sundance Begins with Promising Market Action
“Flee” sold fast and crowdpleaser “CODA” led a slate of standout day one films that have captured streamers’ attention.
‘CODA’ Review: Deaf Family Saga Makes the Coming-of-Age Drama Feel New Again
Sundance: Sian Heder’s family drama is marked by familiar beats, but her characters — a deaf family and its one hearing child — bring new dimension to a staid genre.
How Legendary Composer Ryuichi Sakamoto Beat Cancer, Wrote One of the Best Movie Scores of the 21st Century, and Caught it All on Camera
Composer Ryuichi Sakamoto feared that cancer would end his career, but a call from Alejandro González Iñárritu may have saved his life.
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