Producer and distributor GreenApple Entertainment has signed a four-film deal with AllBlk, the popular streaming service for Black television and film from AMC Networks.
Thriller film “Long Time Listener” will kick off the line-up, premiering on April 2. The film marks the directorial debut of Danielle Nicolet (“The Flash,” “Central Intelligence”), who also stars alongside Meagan Holder (“Monarch,” “Pitch”) and Lyriq Bent (“She’s Gotta Have it,” “Acrimony”). The plot follows a true crime podcaster who becomes the target of a dangerous “long-time listener.”
In addition to “Long Time Listener,” the collaboration will feature the romantic comedy “Wingman,” to be released in October; the crime thriller “Night Sweats” and the romantic drama “A High Value Man.”
GreenApple’s newly signed deal with AllBlk aims to further the streamer’s focus on “female-led, culturally resonant storytelling.”
“We are excited to bring quality films to the AllBlk audience,” said Tim Warren, founder and CEO of GreenApple Entertainment. “GreenApple specializes in audience-driven originals, with production, post, music and distribution all under one umbrella, allowing for a seamless creative process. We’re excited to partner with AllBlk to showcase new talent and build a slate that keeps viewers thoroughly engaged.”
“Long Time Listener” is produced by Green Apple’s Joe Narode, Jonathan Knosp, Roxanne Warren, Todd Warren and Tim Warren, in conjunction with AllBlk’s Brett Dismuke and Nikki Love.
Nicolet is represented by Erik Kritzer of Link Entertainment and Adam Griffin and Justin Baxter of Vault Entertainment.
Under the GreenApple Entertainment umbrella are GreenApple Pictures, GreenApple Music, GreenApple Post and streaming channel GreenApple GO!
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