2026-09-16 05:18 UTC
@mookie@bunnymotorsports.com @jonathankoren@sfba.social I was told that if a film is shelved for a tax break (fuck Zaslav!) then apparently, it can never be shown. If it is released somehow, then the tax break is cancelled and the money has to be paid.
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@jonathankoren@sfba.social 2026-09-16 05:24
@UKFilmNerd@mastodon.me.uk @mookie@bunnymotorsports.com That's a policy decision. It can easily be changed with literally a pen. Also, if it was "stolen".(say like James Franco and Seth Rogan's "The Interview"), you're not going to hold the company responsible for that.