Hulu & IFC Films sign multi-year agreement for narrative features

Roshan Dwivedi Published on : 30 January 2018 1 minute

Hulu and IFC Films have inked a new deal by which the former gets the subscription to stream the current and future non-documentary, narrative films,  released by the latter once they finish their theatrical run. The deal which expands the … Continue reading

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Hulu and IFC Films have inked a new deal by which the former gets the subscription to stream the current and future non-documentary, narrative films,  released by the latter once they finish their theatrical run.

The deal which expands the relationship between Hulu and IFC Films also applies to the content released by IFC Films’ sister labels and covers an extensive catalog licensing agreement as well. This will strengthen Hulu’s stand against Netflix and Amazon Prime for content.

Lisa Holme, VP Acquisition, Hulu, quoted, “We are committed to curating a collection of critically-acclaimed and fan favorite films on Hulu. IFC Films consistently delivers award-winning, popular films, and they have been one of our longest-standing film partners. We look forward to expanding our relationship in a way that will bring even more highly-sought-after and new titles to our viewers.”

Written by: Roshan Dwivedi

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