Village Roadshow, producer and financier of The Matrix, Joker and Lego movie franchises, filed for bankruptcy protection amid a legal battle with WB.

With the sale of Village Roadshow's film library to Alcon Entertainment, what does it mean for Warner Bros.?

Village Roadshow’s Bankruptcy: Buyers Circle Over Library Assets That Generate $50M a Year Warner Bros., which is in arbitration with the company over its 'Matrix: Resurrections' lawsuit, was ...

A bankruptcy court has set a baseline figure, which came from 'Blade Runner 2049' coproducer Alcon Media Group, for the price of Village Roadshow's library of 108 films.

The Writers Guild of America West shared its members are prohibited from working with Village Roadshow after company refuses to pay numerous writers.

The Australian-based Village Roadshow Group is not impacted by the US-based Village Roadshow Entertainment Group’s (VREG) bankruptcy filing and has set plans to terminate its association with ...

Village Roadshow Entertainment has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a dark turn for the once-prolific film financing company that backed the “Joker,” “The Matrix” and “Ocean ...

U.S. film producer Village Roadshow Entertainment Group is “open to all bids” for a film library that includes rights to well-known movies like The Matrix, Ocean’s Eleven, and The Joker, a ...

Village Roadshow has been making movies for Warner Bros. since 1997. The companies extended the pact in 2012 to run through the end of this year, and it’s now set to continue through at least 2019.

Village Roadshow is late on payments to those writers working on their film and TV projects, we hear. As such the WGAW is bound to issue a stop work order to The Matrix franchise and Mad Max Fury ...

Village Roadshow is late on payments to writers working on their film and TV projects, we hear. As such the WGAW is bound to issue a stop work order.