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Criterion and Janus Films Sell to Indian Paintbrush Founder Steven Rales

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/criterion-janus-films-sell-indian-paintbrush-steven-rales-1236011122/

Indian Paintbrush founder Steven Rales has purchased Criterion and Janus Films.

Criterion and Janus Films Sell to Indian Paintbrush Founder Steven Rales

Cross posting for lack of a better term from !homevideo@feddit.uk for visibility.

I hope that this doesn't result in accelerated enshittification. I've been upgrading my home theater set up over time and I was finally ready to start building my collection of titles. Criterion factored heavily into my shopping list.

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Indian Paintbrush has historically been good. I think this is a good news problem.

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