SpainThe film 'La bola negra,' directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, has set a new record for the longest exclusive cinema run before its release on Netflix in the United States. It will premiere in U.S. theaters on October 16 and will not appear on Netflix until December 2, giving it a 47-day exclusive theatrical window. This surpasses previous records held by films such as 'Marriage Story' (Noah Baumbach, 30 days), 'The Irishman' (Martin Scorsese, 27 days), and 'Roma' (Alfonso Cuarón, 23 days). The movie, which won the Best Direction award at the Cannes Film Festival, was acquired by Netflix to boost its Oscar campaign. In Spain, however, the film will not be available on Netflix, as Movistar Plus retains the rights. The film premiered in Spanish cinemas on September 25 and explores the lives of three generations of homosexual men connected through love and loss.
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