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Inside Letterboxd’s Unlikely Distribution Pipeline: How ‘It Ends’ and Other Gems Found Their Way to a Deal

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (636+ words) The film festival system used to be the most direct route to distribution for a film like Alexander Ullom’s “It Ends.” In recent years, however, it’s seemed like that road had simply closed. Now there’s another distribution option worth taking…...