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Concrete Doc: John Wilson's NYC Ode Hits Theaters
25 Mar
Summary
- Magnolia Pictures acquired North American rights to 'The History of Concrete'.
- The documentary premiered at Sundance Film Festival to positive reviews.
- A theatrical release is planned for later this year by Magnolia Pictures.
Magnolia Pictures has secured the North American distribution rights for John Wilson's latest documentary, "The History of Concrete." This film, which debuted to widespread praise at the Sundance Film Festival, is slated for a theatrical release later in 2026. The documentary delves into the omnipresent material of concrete, examining its significance in the urban fabric of Wilson's beloved New York City.
Wilson, acclaimed for his work on the HBO series "How To with John Wilson," aims to present a definitive cinematic exploration of concrete. He plans to employ a unique narrative approach, inspired by industry-standard methods, to enhance the film's appeal. This creative choice underscores Wilson's distinctive filmmaking style.
The film's producers include John Wilson, Clark Filio, Shirel Kozak, and Allie Viti. Executive producers consist of Josh Safdie, Eli Bush, Ronald Bronstein, Conor Hannon, and Richie Doyle, with Francis Carr Jr. serving as co-producer. Cori Wapnowska edited the documentary.
