Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Metrograph Pauses Theatrical Releases as Laub Joins Neon
Metrograph, a cinema and cultural center in New York, is stopping its new movie releases for now.
This is because David Laub, who was in charge of distributing new films, has left to work for Neon, another film company.
Laub, who used to work at A24, had the job of finding and releasing about ten new movies a year for Metrograph.
Now, Metrograph will focus on what it already does, like showing movies and streaming films.
Metrograph is pausing theatrical releases after David Laub's move.
David Laub, formerly of A24, led Metrograph Pictures' distribution.
Laub joined Neon after heading Metrograph's new distribution label.
Metrograph will focus on its core businesses, including its cinema and streaming service.
Metrograph Pictures aimed to release up to 10 films annually.
- Who
- Metrograph and David Laub.
- What
- Metrograph is pausing theatrical releases.
- When
- Announced recently.
- Where
- New York.
- Why
- Because David Laub, head of Metrograph Pictures, moved to Neon.
Metrograph's position
Neon's position
Focus Shift
Metrograph's position
Metrograph Pictures to pause theatrical releases
Neon's position
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- Company
- Metrograph
- Former Head
- David Laub
- Laub's New Employer
- Neon
- Metrograph's Focus
- Core businesses
- Laub's Prior Company
- A24