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When asked what its release plans were for the film, a Universal representative said it had no comment.

The movie is set to premiere in the US theatres via the independent Bleecker Street as well as play the London Film Festival next month.

So people in the US will get to see this, which is great, but everybody else in the world needs to see this too.

We want to see it as widely as possible.

Could be Soderbergh.

Who knows? So this movie was distributed by Bleecker Street and released August 18th, 2017 with a runtime of 119 minutes and a budget of about $29 million.

How much did it make at the box office? 60

yeah i don't think it did very well

Uh, Tender Loving Care.

This was a Friday or Friday premiere from Bleecker Street, written and directed by Mike Leigh.

Happy-go-lucky, Secrets and Lies, Vera Drake, Mr. Turner.

Amy, a government child protection worker, moves back with her upbeat best friend Rosie, a social services officer facing daily anger and resentment.

... blow, blow you away performance necessarily to where people are, like, uh, picking one, not the other.

So that is Tender Loving Care.

Also from Bleecker Street we have The Liberation.

This is Guy Nattiv's true story about his parents.

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Um, so we're gonna talk about films from places like Mubi, Lionsgate, Bleecker Street, Magnolia, Sumerian, maybe another new studio will emerge by the end of this festival season.

Uh, then after all that, Chris Rosen's got the interview today.

He talked to Jake Johnson, uh, longtime fave of the podcast.

Yep.

All right.

Let's talk about Bleeker Street.

They are going all in on TIFF, which makes me so happy.

Uh, the second one is called Victorian Psycho.

It's from Bleecker Street, starring Maika Monroe and Thomasin McKenzie.

Shout out to her.

Mm-hmm.

That's disrupting people's real lives, you know, and people's lives were very much affected by it.

The Bleecker Street thing, though.

Yeah.

You know, Bleecker, who... uh, has not had the most solid awards record in getting things nominated and things that should be, that are like, you see the movie and they're no brainers, like hard truths.