Cinemark CEO Insists Strikes Won’t Change 'Fundamentals' Of Theatrical Recovery, Studios “Doing Everything They Can To Minimize Disruption” To ...
currently delaying the production, and promotion, of new films won’t affect “key fundamentals” of a revived exhibition business although they might extend the “recovery trajectory of theatrical film volume a bit.”
“We know that our studio partners are doing everything they can to minimize the disruption of content flow and avoid shifts to the extent possible” in the release schedule,” he said on a conference call Friday. That extent depends on how long strikes by actors and writers take to resolve. He’s hopeful at some movement on that as
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