Jeremy Fuster

Los Angeles

Box Office Reporter at The Wrap

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Tribeca Lineup: Rose Byrne, Bryan Cranston and Octavia Spencer Highlight 2025 Festival

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

The Tribeca Film Festival revealed its complete lineup on Wednesday, with a slate of films that features Emmy and Oscar winners as well as a series of music documentaries that will be accompanied by live performances and post-screening Q&As by some of the world’s top artists. As previously announced, the festival will open with the two-part HBO documentary “Billy Joel: And So It Goes,” looking back on the career of the legendary Long Island singer-songwriter.
Bleecker Street Acquires U.S. Rights to Sundance Wildfire Drama 'Rebuilding'

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

April 15, 2025 @ 12:15 PM Bleecker Street has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to “Rebuilding,” a wildfire drama from director Max Walker-Silverman and starring Josh O’Connor, Lily Latorre and Meghann Fahy. The film premiered at Sundance this past January and will be the opening film of the San Francisco Film Festival this Thursday. O’Connor stars in the film as Dusty, a cowboy who loses his ranch to devastating wildfires.
Alamo Drafthouse Strike Ends After 58 Days, All Laid-Off Staffers Rehired

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Workers at the Alamo Drafthouse locations in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn have ended their 58-day strike after reaching an agreement with management that will see laid off workers at the two theaters reinstated. “Strike won! All jobs are back!” the union announced in a social media post on Monday. “We will be returning to work officially on April 18 but feel free to start patronizing the Alamos in BK & Manhattan as soon as today.” More to come…
Alamo Drafthouse Strike Ends After 58 Days, All Laid-Off Staffers Rehired

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

Workers at the Alamo Drafthouse locations in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn have ended their 58-day strike after reaching an agreement with management that will see all laid off workers at the two theaters reinstated. “Strike won! All jobs are back!” the union announced in a social media post on Monday.
Los Angeles Q1 Production Sinks 22% Year-Over-Year

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

The latest FilmLA quarterly production report is as grim as expected, showing a 22% year-over-year decline in on-location shooting in Los Angeles County with 5,295 shoot days logged. The quarter, of course, opened with the deadly and destructive Palisades and Eaton wildfires that have displaced thousands of Los Angeles residents, but their impact on local production beyond postponements was minimal.
Apple TV+ Acquires Sundance Doc 'Come See Me in the Good Light'

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Apple TV+ has acquired the global rights to the documentary “Come See Me in the Good Light,” which won the Festival Favorite Award at Sundance this past January. Directed by Ryan White, the film follows the relationship of poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley as Gibson is diagnosed with incurable ovarian cancer. “Through laughter and unwavering love, they transform pain into purpose and mortality into a moving celebration of resilience,” the film’s synopsis reads.
'A Minecraft Movie' Becomes 2025 Box Office's Top Grossing Movie After $80.6 Million 2nd Weekend

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

While a franchise title still leads the box office with Warner Bros./Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” continuing its excellent run, a quartet of new releases is filling out the rest of the top 5, and none of them are sequels. “Minecraft” is proving that it is not a frontloaded title at all with an $80.6 million second weekend, a total that was considered to be an optimistic outcome for its opening weekend in initial pre-release projections.
'A Minecraft Movie' Keeps Building a Big Box Office Run With $82 Million Second Weekend

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

It turns out that the usual March box office boom was deferred this year to April, as Warner Bros./Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” has proven to be more than a one weekend wonder with a strong $82 million second weekend, dropping 50% from its $163 million opening. This second weekend total is in the range of what independent trackers had expected the opening of “Minecraft” to be.
Film Industry Takes Latest China Threats in Trump Trade War in Stride — for Now

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Pro Available to WrapPRO members Studios are largely prepared for China to put new limits on U.S. releases because the country already did that in 2021 April 11, 2025 @ 6:00 AM Christopher Smith for TheWrap When asked about China’s plan to cut back on the Hollywood films it approves for release in its theaters in response to his tariffs, President Donald Trump responded with a chuckle on Thursday: “I think I’ve heard of worse things.” Trump may not have many friends in Hollywood, but based on...
Film Industry Takes Latest China Threats in Trump Trade War in Stride - for Now

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

When asked about China’s plan to cut back on the Hollywood films it approves for release in its theaters in response to his tariffs, President Donald Trump responded with a chuckle on Thursday: “I think I’ve heard of worse things.”Trump may not have many friends in Hollywood, but based on what studio insiders told TheWrap on Thursday, the response from the film industry to China’s move against them is closer to the president’s outright indifference than to any significant worry.