Monolith
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- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Director
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Stevan Riley
- Producer
- Jason Clark, Mike Medavoy, Michael Lee Peterson, Sean Richard
- Executive Producer
- Jennifer Davisson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Loren Hammonds, Phillip Watson
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Production Status
Production Company
Supported by BFI UK Global Screen Fund (UKGSF)
Appian Way (US), Brightburn Entertainment (PH), Catchlight Studios (US), Cinemalaya (PH), Daluyong Studios (PH), Object (UK), Partners In Kind (US), Phoenix Pictures (US), Regal Entertainment (PH), Time Studios (US)
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