Filmography: A Comprehensive Timeline of Cinematic Releases
Tracking the trajectory of a film catalog provides valuable insight into the evolution of storytelling and distribution. This comprehensive filmography details a diverse array of titles spanning from the late 2010s through the projected releases of 2026, showcasing a wide range of genres and collaborative distribution efforts.
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Key Facts
- Timeline: The catalog covers releases from August 2019 through June 2026.
- Volume: The 2020s represent the most active period of production and distribution.
- Collaborations: Notable co-distributions include partnerships with Willa and Lionsgate.
- Diverse Roles: The filmography includes roles as a producer, U.S. sales representative, and sales rights representative.
The 2010s: Early Foundations
The recorded filmography begins in the latter half of 2019, establishing a foundation with three distinct releases within a short window.
- Fiddlin (August 27, 2019)
- American Dharma (November 1, 2019)
- Mickey and the Bear (November 15, 2019)
The 2020s: Rapid Expansion
The 2020s marked a significant increase in output, with a steady stream of releases across several years. This era is characterized by a high frequency of titles and varied distribution models.
2020 to 2021 Releases
The turn of the decade saw a surge in activity, beginning with Suzy Q in July 2020 and continuing through a prolific 2021 that included titles such as Shiva Baby and Golden Arm.
2022 to 2023 Releases
The momentum continued into 2022 with films like Saul at Night and Holy Spider. In 2023, the catalog expanded further with Divinity and Another Body, the latter of which was a co-distribution with Willa.
2024 to 2026 Projections
Recent and upcoming releases show a continued commitment to diverse cinema. Notable 2024 entries include Megalopolis (co-distributed with Lionsgate) and The Last Showgirl, where the role was limited to producer and U.S. sales representative, with distribution handled by Roadside Attractions.
Looking ahead, 2025 is slated for numerous releases including Not An Artist and Pools, while 2026 will feature titles such as Idiotka and Honeyjoon.
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Filmography Summary Table
| Era | Key Titles | Notable Distribution/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Fiddlin, American Dharma | Initial release phase |
| 2020-2022 | Suzy Q, Holy Spider, Saul at Night | High-volume growth period |
| 2023-2024 | Another Body, Megalopolis | Co-distributions (Willa, Lionsgate) |
| 2025-2026 | Not An Artist, Honeyjoon | Future scheduled releases |
Undated and Special Projects
Beyond the strict calendar, certain projects are categorized by year without a specific date. For 2026, Lost and Found and The Projectionist are listed as upcoming works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which films involved co-distribution?
Another Body was co-distributed with Willa, and Megalopolis was co-distributed with Lionsgate.
What was the role for The Last Showgirl?
For The Last Showgirl, the involvement was strictly as the producer and U.S. sales representative, while Roadside Attractions handled the actual distribution.
How many films are scheduled for 2025?
There are 12 films scheduled for release in 2025, ranging from Not An Artist in January to In Our Blood in October.
Are there any films listed without a specific release date?
Yes, Lost and Found and The Projectionist are listed for 2026 without specific calendar dates.
Which film served as a sales rights representative with Goodfellas?
The film In Whose Name?, scheduled for September 19, 2025, involved sales rights representation with Goodfellas.