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Shout and Nash Sign Multi-Title Distribution Deal, Including ‘For Love or Money,’ ‘Meet My Folks,’ ‘Magic’s Biggest Secrets’ (EXCLUSIVE)

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2024
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LOS ANGELES – Shout! Factory and Nash Entertainment have entered into a multi-title distribution agreement, bringing a diverse slate of films to audiences worldwide. The deal includes the rights to distribute several notable titles, including the romantic comedy “For Love or Money,” the family-friendly adventure “Meet My Folks,” and the captivating documentary “Magic’s Biggest Secrets.”

“We are thrilled to partner with Shout! Factory, a renowned distributor with a strong track record of success,” said [Name], CEO of Nash Entertainment. “Their expertise and commitment to quality will ensure that these films reach a wide audience and resonate with viewers.”

“For Love or Money,” starring [Star Names], follows the story of a young woman who must choose between love and financial security. “Meet My Folks,” featuring [Star Names], chronicles the hilarious misadventures of a couple as they navigate the complexities of family gatherings. And “Magic’s Biggest Secrets,” directed by [Director Name], offers an intimate look at the world of professional magic, revealing the techniques and hidden talents behind the illusions.

“We are excited to add these engaging and entertaining films to our growing library,” said [Name], President of Shout! Factory. “We are confident that they will resonate with audiences across multiple platforms and demographics.”

The distribution agreement marks a significant collaboration between Shout! Factory and Nash Entertainment, bringing together their combined expertise in film distribution and production. This partnership promises to deliver compelling and captivating content to audiences worldwide.

About Shout! Factory:

Shout! Factory is a leading multi-platform media company specializing in the acquisition, production, and distribution of filmed entertainment. Shout! Factory owns and distributes a vast library of films, television series, and documentaries across various genres, including classic and cult cinema, family entertainment, horror, science fiction, and more.

About Nash Entertainment:

Nash Entertainment is a dynamic production company dedicated to creating high-quality, engaging content for audiences of all ages. With a focus on innovative storytelling and diverse subject matter, Nash Entertainment produces a variety of films, television shows, and digital media. 

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