Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘Megalopolis’ Lands at Lionsgate for U.S. Release After Divisive Cannes Premiere

 Francis Ford Coppola's sci-fi epic “Megalopolis,” which proved to be wildly divisive after its Cannes Film Festival premiere, has finally found a distributor

Francis Portage Coppola's science fiction epic "Megalopolis," which ended up being ridiculously troublesome after its Cannes Film Celebration debut, has at long last tracked down a wholesaler. Lionsgate has marked an arrangement to disseminate the film in venues in the U.S. what's more, Canada.


It will be delivered on Sept. 27. "Megalopolis" is playing in Imax, yet it will probably impart screens to Christopher Nolan's tenth commemoration "Interstellar" rerelease. It'll likewise need to surrender those sought after premium enormous configuration screens seven days after the fact, as "Joker: Folie à Deux," which was recorded with Imax cameras, lands on Oct. 4.


"Francis is a legend. For the majority of us, his gifts to film were one of the motivations to dedicate our own vocations to film," Adam Fogelson, seat of the Lionsgate Movie Gathering, said in an explanation. "It is a genuine honor to work with him, and to bring this inconceivable, nervy, and completely one of a kind film to dramatic crowds. At Lionsgate, we endeavor to be a permanent place to stay for striking and trying specialists, and 'Megalopolis' demonstrates there is nobody more intense or trying than the maestro, Francis Portage Coppola.