Harkins Theatres has reached an agreement with A24, and A24 Films are officially coming back to the chain after a stretch in which they were not available there. Listings for Primetime and You Can See Everything have now appeared on the Harkins website, with tickets already on sale for You Can See Everything.
That return matters now because moviegoers looking for the studio’s releases no longer have to check another theater chain to catch them. Robert Pattinson’s Primetime had to be seen elsewhere when it was not available at Harkins Theatres, and the new listings put those titles back in front of local audiences through the company’s own site.
The timing also gives the return immediate weight. You Can See Everything, the upcoming Elizabeth Holmes documentary associated with Nathan Fielder, opens Thursday, Oct. 14, and its tickets are already being sold. Primetime showtimes, meanwhile, are still to be announced, which means the films are back in the lineup but not yet fully synchronized on the schedule.
The change follows a public break in the relationship last month, when Harkins Theatres said it was not able to secure mutually agreeable terms with A24 to present the studio’s films at that time. That earlier gap is what made the new listings notable: the same titles that had been absent are now returning under a fresh agreement, even though the terms behind the turnaround have not been spelled out.
A Harkins Theatres spokesperson said the company was pleased to share that it had reached an agreement with A24 and that tickets would be on sale soon on Harkins.com. For now, the concrete answer is simple: A24 Films are back at Harkins Theatres, You Can See Everything is already ticketed, and Primetime is next in line once showtimes are posted.
