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Founded as Kino International in 1977 by Donald Krim, the company was acquired by a group headed by Richard Lorber in 2009 to form a new merged entity, Kino Lorber, Inc. Today, under Lorber’s leadership as President and CEO, a dedicated team of 30 film-loving professionals based in NYC continues the company’s storied tradition of distributing the best in award-winning international, documentary, independent, and classic cinema.

Anchored by a world class library of over 4,000 titles carefully curated and assembled over four decades, Kino Lorber continues to rise and grow. Many of the 35+ distinguished films the company releases theatrically each year achieve top industry accolades including Academy Award® recognition and top prizes at Cannes, Berlin, Sundance, Toronto, and most other major film festivals worldwide. In addition, the company continues its leadership in ancillary media, bringing out over 350 titles annually in the home entertainment market in all physical and digital formats. Titles are brought to market under various Kino Lorber branded banners for physical media and on the company's new digital VOD platform Kino Now, which features over 1,500 of its own titles on a site that has been called the “art house iTunes." With characteristic titles ranging from intelligent entertainment to true cinematic cultural benchmarks, the company is also a leading provider of content to the educational and library market.

Kino Lorber continues to grow its market share through partnerships in the distribution of curatorially complementary third-party film labels such as Zeitgeist Films, Greenwich Entertainment, Cohen Film Collection, Palisades/Tartan, and others, handling all retail and direct-to-consumer channels for physical media as well as direct digital distribution via its proprietary VOD platform Kino Now.

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We've picked up Katherine Propper’s hip hop-infused Tribeca audience award-winner LOST SOULZ for release in 2024.

Thrilled to welcome Rebecca Winter to the team as our new VP of Partnerships and Platform Management.

Tunisia has chosen Kaouther Ben Hania's Cannes Best Documentary winner FOUR DAUGHTERS as its official submission to the 96th Academy Awards. We're proud to be releasing this beautiful and important film in theaters starting October 27.

We’ve picked up INSIDE THE YELLOW COCOON SHELL, the mesmerizing first feature from Vietnamese director Pham Thien An. It premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight section in Cannes this year, where it won the Camera d’Or for best directorial debut!

We’ve picked up Cannes L’Oeil d’Or (Best Documentary) winner FOUR DAUGHTERS from Oscar-nominated director Kaouther Ben Hania.

The competition’s sole Arab film uses innovative nonfiction storytelling to craft a riveting portrait of a Tunisian mother whose two elder daughters join ISIS.

We’re thrilled to announce a new joint venture with First Look Media to bring together two best-in-class streaming services for International series and films: MHz Choice and Topic streaming. Topic  is the North American streaming home for the original versions of THE KILLING and THE BRIDGE and other popular Nordic crime & thriller series like ARTIC CIRCLE. MHz Choice, which we acquired last year, brings North American audiences popular mysteries, dramas, romances, and comedies from around the world like A FRENCH VILLAGE and DETECTIVE MONTALBANO. If you love international series and films that transport you to all corners of the globe, we’ve got great things in store for you!

We've picked up the documentary EVER DEADLY about avant-garde Inuk throat singer, artist, and activist  Tanya Tagaq for U.S. release later this year! Head to Deadline Hollywood for the full story.

"When you go see a movie, it says something about the movie... when you own a movie, it says something about you... Fans regularly send us photos of their wall of Kino Lorber films; they’re trophies of experiences that shaped their lives."

Read our CEO & Chairman Richard Lorber's Op-Ed in IndieWire in response to the end of Netflix DVD.

We've picked up Charlotte Regan's Sundance World Cinema Grand Jury Prize winner SCRAPPER, which stars Harris Dickinson and sensational newcomer Lola Campbell in a touching and comedic father-daughter tale. https://lnkd.in/eVKw_ysK

Academy Award® winner James Cameron sat down with writer-director Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović to talk about her debut film MURINA, which is nominated for three Film Independent Spirit Awards.

Watch the full conversation here: bit.ly/MURINACONVO

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