The Fithian Group to release ‘Lost & Found In Cleveland’ in November

P., a Fitian group founded by former top exhibit lobbyist John Fitchian.Atrick Corcoran and Jackie Brenneman said Wednesday Lost and discovery in Cleveland This will be the first feature in the beta development phase for theatrical distribution and participation in online digital marketplaces.

The Marisa Guterman and Keith Gerchak holiday comedy open nationwide on November 7th and will acquire a 45-day exclusive theatre window.

The Fithian Group is in the early stages of theater booking and aims to migrate an automated suite of tools for the participation process. The data-driven platform is designed to connect filmmakers directly to the theatre owners and assist in booking logistics. Filmmakers reserve all rights when they attend.

June Squibb, Martin Sheen, Dennis Haysbert and Stacy Keach are among the cast Lost and discovery in ClevelandIt premiered at the Newport Beach Film Festival last year, and will be held over 24 hours as five people cross the sides as the antiques appear in Midwest cities.

The cast includes Jon Lovitz, Dot-Marie Jones, Loretta Devine, Liza Weil, Santino Fontana, Esther Povitsky, Jeff Hiller, Rory O’Malley, Yvette Yates Redick, Benjamin Steinhauser and Mark L. Walberg. Antique Road Show. Guterman and Gerchak are producers.

The Fitian Group acts as executive producers. The three founding partners are developing technology through participation to accommodate midrange features that have disappeared from cinemas, international titles seeking distribution in North America, independent films that may reach a wider audience through data-driven theatre choice, scheduling and marketing.

“Lost and discovery in Cleveland Founding partner Brenneman said, “It’s like a film that benefits from changing outdated business models around the release of plays.

“Keith and Marisa bring together a brand partnership with the passion for filmmaking, the legendary ensemble cast and social media reach, combining it with the local marketing power of targeted cinema locations.”