After another overnight stay in Rivne, Simon departed the next morning for London, England.

In the United States, this year's Sundance Film Festival closed on Sunday night.

After the premiere on January 21, the new version of "This Man from Earth" written by Simon himself has been screened three times in the past week, and the sold-out theaters have skyrocketed the media discussion around the film, even overshadowing the Golden Globe Awards on the night of January 28.

As the topic grows hot, so does the controversy.

Audiences who like "This Man is from Earth" feel that this is a masterpiece, a classic movie that tells a magical science fiction story without using any special effects.

If you don't like it, you also criticize the plot of the film on various media platforms, such as far-fetched and lack of sincerity.

Many times, the popularity of a movie is the key to determining the box office of the film.

Simon Westeros' new film, written by himself, has a topic aura that can save tens of millions of dollars in publicity budgets, and now, the film has sparked strong controversy and is still mostly praised, and Daenerys Entertainment executives are more and more optimistic about the film's box office prospects.

One of the most distressing things for the Gaomen Pictures team responsible for the promotion and distribution of the film is to prevent spoilers.

Traditional paper media is well controlled.

After saying hello, as long as you don't want to be turned away by the premiere of Daenerys Entertainment movies in the future, most of the media will avoid leaking the plot.

Unfortunately, the rise of the Internet has made secrecy very difficult.

In particular, "This Man is from Earth" is still a high-concept movie that can summarize the general plot in one sentence.

Fortunately, there is the assistance of the Egrett portal.

Even if the Internet Explorer homepage restrictions have been opened, the current Internet platforms, the forum communities and social networks that are most likely to cause giants, are basically under the influence and control of Igret.

Despite this, the publicity team still took a lot of trouble to clean up or hide the content that was suspected of spoilers. In an email to Simon, Ella Deutchman joked that a quarter of "This Man Is From Earth" would be spent on preventing the dot-com giants.

In the end, at the closing ceremony of the 11th Sundance Film Festival on the evening of January 29, although Simon hinted to Robert Redford, "This Man is from Earth" still won an almost expected 'audience award'.

With the exception of "This Man Is From Earth", the core jury prize was no surprise, and the success fell to Daenerys Entertainment's "The McMullen Brothers", which also received critical acclaim at the festival.

Simon's other rookie director, James Mangold, won the director prize second only to the Grand Jury Prize, along with another film, The Life of a Thief.

Daenerys Entertainment's three projects this year, the last fashion documentary "Under the Zipper" naturally found nothing.

However, through the concerted efforts of Gorgate Pictures and Lese Carbonone during the Sundance period, "Under the Zipper" became more famous than the jury-winning documentary "Kluber", and many viewers were looking forward to this documentary with many supermodel appearances.

On the other hand, Edward Burns' "The McMullen Brothers" is a self-owned project invested by Daenerys Entertainment, but James Mangold's "Unspeakable Love Words" is not.

After Simon personally talked to James Mangold, Mangold quickly signed a three-part package contract with Daenerys Entertainment, but "Unspeakable Love Words", which Gaomen Pictures had planned to buy together, had a change.

Because it is a film invested by a solo film company, everyone competes freely, and after some news came out, this ultra-low-budget solo film with a production cost of only $25 was finally bought out by the Orion Pictures team affiliated with Paramount for a high price of $3.5 million.

Gaomen Pictures' box office prospect for "Unspeakable Love Words" is estimated to be about $5 million locally, and a capped budget of $2 million has been made accordingly. In the face of the scramble, Ella Deutchman had no choice but to give up.

Before the consecutive Golden Globe Awards and Sundance closing ceremony, on Friday, January 17, Daenerys Entertainment's first major film of the year, "Red Fan Zone", was released, which was distributed by the New World Pictures label and opened on 1,736 screens.

Daenerys Entertainment has been sparing no effort to introduce excellent Hong Kong films to cultivate the market in recent years, and Jack Cheng has gradually become famous in North America, and after the film was released, both media reputation and audience feedback were very good. Coupled with the publicity and distribution strength of New World Pictures, which is stronger than the previous new line, the North American box office of "Red Fan Zone" is expected to be better than the 32 million US dollars in history.

After that, in the face of the strong expectations of the audience, after the closing of Sundance, Gordoor Pictures announced the opening date of "This Man from Earth" for the first time, February 24.

This arrangement is mainly to make way for "Broken Arrow", which will be released on Valentine's Day on February 10.

The other two Sundance films, "The McMullen Brothers" and "Under the Zipper," have also been announced to be scheduled for February 10 and March 3, respectively.

"The McMullen Brothers" and "Broken Arrow" are on the same schedule mainly to ride the Sundance Film Festival Jury Prize, and there is not much competition between the two films.

"Under the Zipper" is more unpopular on March 3, which is due to the positioning of the film. The publicity and distribution team of Gaomen Pictures plans to give about 500 opening screens, which is actually not cold, and the opening screen scale of "McMullen Brothers" is probably only this level.

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【Anti-theft Sticker Chapter】

After another overnight stay in Rivne, Simon departed the next morning for London, England.

In the United States, this year's Sundance Film Festival closed on Sunday night.

After the premiere on January 21, the new version of "This Man from Earth" written by Simon himself has been screened three times in the past week, and the sold-out theaters have skyrocketed the media discussion around the film, even overshadowing the Golden Globe Awards on the night of January 28.

As the topic grows hot, so does the controversy.

Audiences who like "This Man is from Earth" feel that this is a masterpiece, a classic movie that tells a magical science fiction story without using any special effects.

If you don't like it, you also criticize the plot of the film on various media platforms, such as far-fetched and lack of sincerity.

Many times, the popularity of a movie is the key to determining the box office of the film.

Simon Westeros' new film, written by himself, has a topic aura that can save tens of millions of dollars in publicity budgets, and now, the film has sparked strong controversy and is still mostly praised, and Daenerys Entertainment executives are more and more optimistic about the film's box office prospects.

One of the most distressing things for the Gaomen Pictures team responsible for the promotion and distribution of the film is to prevent spoilers.

Traditional paper media is well controlled.

After saying hello, as long as you don't want to be turned away by the premiere of Daenerys Entertainment movies in the future, most of the media will avoid leaking the plot.

Unfortunately, the rise of the Internet has made secrecy very difficult.

In particular, "This Man is from Earth" is still a high-concept movie that can summarize the general plot in one sentence.

Fortunately, there is the assistance of the Egrett portal.

Even if the Internet Explorer homepage restrictions have been opened, the current Internet platforms, the forum communities and social networks that are most likely to cause giants, are basically under the influence and control of Igret.

Despite this, the publicity team still took a lot of trouble to clean up or hide the content that was suspected of spoilers. In an email to Simon, Ella Deutchman joked that a quarter of "This Man Is From Earth" would be spent on preventing the dot-com giants.

In the end, at the closing ceremony of the 11th Sundance Film Festival on the evening of January 29, although Simon hinted to Robert Redford, "This Man is from Earth" still won an almost expected 'audience award'.

With the exception of "This Man Is From Earth", the core jury prize was no surprise, and the success fell to Daenerys Entertainment's "The McMullen Brothers", which also received critical acclaim at the festival.

Simon's other rookie director, James Mangold, won the director prize second only to the Grand Jury Prize, along with another film, The Life of a Thief.

Daenerys Entertainment's three projects this year, the last fashion documentary "Under the Zipper" naturally found nothing.

However, through the concerted efforts of Gorgate Pictures and Lese Carbonone during the Sundance period, "Under the Zipper" became more famous than the jury-winning documentary "Kluber", and many viewers were looking forward to this documentary with many supermodel appearances.

On the other hand, Edward Burns' "The McMullen Brothers" is a self-owned project invested by Daenerys Entertainment, but James Mangold's "Unspeakable Love Words" is not.

After Simon personally talked to James Mangold, Mangold quickly signed a three-part package contract with Daenerys Entertainment, but "Unspeakable Love Words", which Gaomen Pictures had planned to buy together, had a change.

Because it is a film invested by a solo film company, everyone competes freely, and after some news came out, this ultra-low-budget solo film with a production cost of only $25 was finally bought out by the Orion Pictures team affiliated with Paramount for a high price of $3.5 million.

Gaomen Pictures' box office prospect for "Unspeakable Love Words" is estimated to be about $5 million locally, and a capped budget of $2 million has been made accordingly. In the face of the scramble, Ella Deutchman had no choice but to give up.

Before the consecutive Golden Globe Awards and Sundance closing ceremony, on Friday, January 17, Daenerys Entertainment's first major film of the year, "Red Fan Zone", was released, which was distributed by the New World Pictures label and opened on 1,736 screens.

Daenerys Entertainment has been sparing no effort to introduce excellent Hong Kong films to cultivate the market in recent years, and Jack Cheng has gradually become famous in North America, and after the film was released, both media reputation and audience feedback were very good. Coupled with the publicity and distribution strength of New World Pictures, which is stronger than the previous new line, the North American box office of "Red Fan Zone" is expected to be better than the 32 million US dollars in history.

After that, in the face of the strong expectations of the audience, after the closing of Sundance, Gordoor Pictures announced the opening date of "This Man from Earth" for the first time, February 24.

This arrangement is mainly to make way for "Broken Arrow", which will be released on Valentine's Day on February 10.

The other two Sundance films, "The McMullen Brothers" and "Under the Zipper," have also been announced to be scheduled for February 10 and March 3, respectively.

"The McMullen Brothers" and "Broken Arrow" are on the same schedule mainly to ride the Sundance Film Festival Jury Prize, and there is not much competition between the two films.

"Under the Zipper" is more unpopular on March 3, which is due to the positioning of the film. The publicity and distribution team of Gaomen Pictures plans to give about 500 opening screens, which is actually not cold, and the opening screen scale of "McMullen Brothers" is probably only this level.

【Anti-theft Sticker Chapter】

After another overnight stay in Rivne, Simon departed the next morning for London, England.

In the United States, this year's Sundance Film Festival closed on Sunday night.

After the premiere on January 21, the new version of "This Man from Earth" written by Simon himself has been screened three times in the past week, and the sold-out theaters have skyrocketed the media discussion around the film, even overshadowing the Golden Globe Awards on the night of January 28.

As the topic grows hot, so does the controversy.

Audiences who like "This Man is from Earth" feel that this is a masterpiece, a classic movie that tells a magical science fiction story without using any special effects.

If you don't like it, you also criticize the plot of the film on various media platforms, such as far-fetched and lack of sincerity.

Many times, the popularity of a movie is the key to determining the box office of the film.

Simon Westeros' new film, written by himself, has a topic aura that can save tens of millions of dollars in publicity budgets, and now, the film has sparked strong controversy and is still mostly praised, and Daenerys Entertainment executives are more and more optimistic about the film's box office prospects.

One of the most distressing things for the Gaomen Pictures team responsible for the promotion and distribution of the film is to prevent spoilers.

Traditional paper media is well controlled.

After saying hello, as long as you don't want to be turned away by the premiere of Daenerys Entertainment movies in the future, most of the media will avoid leaking the plot.

Unfortunately, the rise of the Internet has made secrecy very difficult.

Even if the main restrictions of Internet Explorer have been opened, the current Internet platform, the forum community and social network that are most likely to cause giants, are basically under the influence and control of Igret.

Despite this, the publicity team still took a lot of trouble to clean up or hide the content that was suspected of spoilers. In an email to Simon, Ella Deutchman joked that a quarter of "This Man Is From Earth" would be spent on preventing the dot-com giants.

In the end, at the closing ceremony of the 11th Sundance Film Festival on the evening of January 29, although Simon hinted to Robert Redford, "This Man is from Earth" still won an almost expected 'audience award'.

With the exception of "This Man Is From Earth", the core jury prize was no surprise, and the success fell to Daenerys Entertainment's "The McMullen Brothers", which also received critical acclaim at the festival.