First launched in 2017, Neon is a fairly new indie production company and distributor that has quickly proved itself to be a major rival to A24. While Neon is behind Oscar darlings like Parasite and ...

In recent years, there have been two studios that seem to be making consistently great movies: Neon and A24. With the recent success of A24’s “The Brutalist” and Neon’s “Anora,” it’s worth examining ...

Chloe Okuno is directing the third collaboration between Neon and the ‘Longlegs’ star. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief Longlegs made $75 million at the box office, making it the highest-grossing ...

There are certain companies known for producing and/or distributing horror content that consistently push the boundaries of the genre. Studios like A24, Neon, and IFC have developed loyal followings ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The only shortlisted Neon title not to make it into the nominations was Korean entry No Other Choice. Overall, Neon garnered 18 ...

The last five Palme d’Or winners at the Cannes Film Festival have gone to Neon movies: Parasite (which also won Best Picture at the Oscars), Titane, Triangle of Sadness, Anatomy of a Fall, and most ...

There was time when studios thought premiering a film in Cannes in May could turn out to be a major hindrance to that movie’s Oscar chances nine months later. It was a logical assumption. Voters have ...

Awards Circuit Column: The indie studio behind “Parasite” has five non-English language titles, betting the Academy’s love of global storytelling is here to stay. The indie studio that brought ...

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Indie studio Neon has acquired worldwide rights to the horror film “Together” at the Sundance Film Festival, marking the first big deal at what had been a muted gathering. Neon acquired the film for ...