A24 films return to Harkins Theatres after dispute resolution

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 04:02 · Archive

A24 films are returning to Harkins Theatres after a distribution disagreement.

A24 films are officially returning to Harkins Theatres after the cinema chain and distributor reached an agreement. A Harkins Theatres spokesperson said: 'We are pleased to share that we've reached an agreement with A24. Tickets will be on sale soon on Harkins.com.'

The deal ends a distribution dispute that forced A24 customers to seek other theatre chains. Last month, Harkins Theatres was unable to secure what it described as 'mutually agreeable terms' with A24, meaning viewers wanting to see releases like Robert Pattinson's 'Primetime' had to go elsewhere.

Tickets for Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' are currently on sale, with the film releasing on Thursday, 14 October. Showtimes for 'Primetime' are still to be announced.

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• A24 movies are returning to Harkins TheatresA24 films are officially returning to Harkins Theatres, with listings for both 'Primetime' and Nathan Fielder’s upcoming Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' appearing on the Harkins website.KOLD · 12 Oct, 23:33
• A24 movies are returning to Harkins TheatresA24 films are officially returning to Harkins Theatres, with listings for both 'Primetime' and Nathan Fielder’s upcoming Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' appearing on the Harkins website.Azfamily · 12 Oct, 23:33

In this story: A24 · Harkins Theatres · Robert Pattinson · Nathan Fielder · Elizabeth Holmes

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