Call them a barometer, clairvoyant, or just god damn shrewd when it comes to choosing award-winning movies, but Neon has just scored its sixth Cannes Palme d’Or in a row with It Was Just an ...

Neon has bought North American rights to Oliver Laxe‘s “Sirât” following its critically acclaimed debut at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. It has been a busy festival for the ...

Any film that’s been sitting on the shelf for seven years deserves to see the light of day, but Juno Mak’s “Sons of the Neon Night” — which wrapped filming in 2018 — could’ve used ...

At IndieWire’s annual “Screen Talk” live podcast at the American Pavilion in Cannes, Neon CEO Tom Quinn returned to share his Oscar whisperer secrets after his victory lap on “Anora ...

Former PGA Tour Rookie of the Year Will Zalatoris had another surgery to correct two herniated disks in his back and will miss the rest of the FedEx Cup season, he announced on social media on Monday.

It said Pentagon systems helping to coordinate the strategic deterrent, such as intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear bombers rely on 40-year-old computers and floppy disks. 2.

There’s also an internal floppy drive that’s had its eject mechanism cleverly motorized, along with a modified USB battery bank that should keep the whole show running for about an hour.

Neon, a New York-based movie outfit, has been dubbed "the Palme d'Or whisperer" for its extraordinary track record. After "Parasite", "Titane", "Triangle of Sadness ...

Meanwhile, from the French side, local producer-distributor Mk2 scooped up six awards. Neon and Mk2 were co-producers on the Grand Prix winner, awarded to Norwegian director Joachim Trier’s ...

As the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold. Neither, it appears, is neon. The Distribution Company has proved itself to have both a glamorous outward appeal and astute strategic capability ...

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