Roger Avary’s ‘Paradise Lost’ & Alex Proyas’ ‘Heaven’ Have U.S. Theatrical Commitments As AI Outfit Ex Machina Strikes Cinema Deal On Slate

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Ex Machina Studios has struck an exclusive North American theatrical distribution agreement with Mayfair Media Group, a group of exhibition executives led by Galaxy Theatres duo Frank Rimkus and Rafe Cohen.

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Roger Avary’s ‘Paradise Lost’ & Alex Proyas’ ‘Heaven’ Have U.S. Theatrical Commitments As AI Outfit Ex Machina Strikes Cinema Deal On Slate

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