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\n\tCinemaCon has added a new program to its upcoming Las Vegas confab featuring presentations by Angel Studios<\/a>, Row K Entertainment<\/a> and StudioCanal<\/a> on the main stage at Caesars Palace.<\/p>\n \n\tThe CinemaConFilm Showcase is set for Monday afternoon. The giant exhibitor conference runs from April 13-16.<\/p>\n \n\tAngel has held an event for the past few years but not on the main stage, which has been reserved for major studios to tout their upcoming slates.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cAs a global industry that depends on a diverse pipeline of movies from a wide array of distribution partners, we are incredibly excited to welcome Angel, Row K Entertainment and Studiocanal to be part of this important new program,\u201d said Michael O\u2019Leary, president and CEO of CinemaCon\u2019s host organization Cinema United (formerly NATA). \u201cMovie theatres around the world in cities and towns of all sizes rely upon these movies 52 weeks out of the year. They are essential to our industry, and by shining a light on these companies, we celebrate their importance in bringing great movies to fans of all ages across the globe.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cPresenting our slate at The Colosseum and connecting with the exhibition community is a very special moment for StudioCanal and the Canal+ group. We remain firmly committed to films made for the big screen,\u201d adds Anna March, CEO of StudioCanal and chief content officer of Canal+.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cTheaters thrive when audiences have options,\u201d added Angel EVP and head of theatrical, Brandon Purdie. \u201cAngel is committed to bringing audiences a bold, varied slate of films. We\u2019re proud to stand with Cinema United, CinemaCon, and our partners in exhibition as we redefine the future of theatrical moviegoing together.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cCinemaCon is a powerful reminder that the theatrical experience remains the heartbeat of our industry, bringing audiences together in a way no other medium can,\u201d said Row K co-chairs Christopher Woodrow and Raj Singh. \u201cRow K was built around the belief that great films deserve to be experienced on the big screen.<\/p>\n \n\tAngel is having a great run in theaters currently with Solo Mio<\/em>, following David, Sound of Freedom, Homestead, <\/em>and The King of Kings<\/em>. Row K, named for the seat often considered the best view in the theater, recently released Gus Van Sant\u2019s Dead Man\u2019s Wire<\/em>. Founded in 2025, its slate includes Poetic License<\/em>, the directorial debut of Maude Apatow, Cliffhanger<\/em>, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and starring Pierce Brosnan and Lily James; and Charlie Harper<\/em>, by Tom Dean and Mac Eldridge. CAA Media Finance, which helped ideate Row K, serves as an advisory partner to the company, which is a subsidiary of investment firm Media Capital Technologies.<\/p>\n \n\tStudioCanal, the in-house studio of Canal+, finances, produces, and distributes 200 films per year and has a library of 9,400 titles from 60 countries spanning 100 years. It\u2019s also invested close to 25 million euros into the 4K restoration of nearly 1,000 classic feature films over the past seven years.<\/p>\n