distribution rights to Lionsgate, as part of an acquisition deal in which Lionsgate also purchased a 20 percent equity stake in Spyglass and signed a first-look TV deal with the studio. Radius-TWC Radius-TWC (or simply Radius; stylized as RADiUS-TWC) is a dormant film label to TWC's division for distribution of multi-platform video-on-demand and theatrical productions. It was launched in 2012, and specialized in niche and independent films rather than those aimed at mainstream audiences. , Radius had released about 35 films, including: 20 Feet from Stardom All the Boys Love Mandy Lane Bachelorette Butter Citizenfour Fed Up Horns It Follows The Last Five Years Lovelace Man of Tai Chi Only God Forgives Snowpiercer Weinstein Books A successor of Miramax Books founded by Bob and Harvey Weinstein in 2001, the imprint was founded in 2009 as Weinstein Books, a joint publishing venture between the Weinstein Company and the Perseus Books Group, published a range of general interest fiction, both literary and commercial, along with media-driven non-fiction and young adult titles. Since 2012, Weinstein Books was under the creative management of Publishing Director Georgina Levitt and Editorial Director Amanda Murray. Publicity Director Kathleen Schmidt joined Weinstein Books in 2013. Weinstein Books worked in collaboration with the Weinstein Company to create book tie-ins to films such as My Week With Marilyn, Bully by Lee Hirsch and Cynthia Lee and One Chance by Paul Potts. On October 12, 2017, in response to the allegations, Hachette Book Group (which had purchased Perseus's publishing arm in April 2016) announced the imprint would immediately be shuttered, with its titles and authors moving directly to Hachette Books. International distributors Canada: Alliance Atlantis (2005–2008) Alliance Films (2008–2013) Entertainment One (2013–2018) United Kingdom: Momentum Pictures (now Entertainment One) (2006–2011) Optimum Releasing (now known as StudioCanal UK) (2007–2017 for some films) Entertainment Film Distributors (2008–2018) (main contractor) Icon Entertainment International (2007–2009) Paramount Pictures (2006–2008) Warner Bros. UK (TMNT and The Nut Job/The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature only) Australia and New Zealand: Roadshow Entertainment (2006–2018) Russia: Forum Film (2010–2018); Central Partnership/A Company (2007–2018) Middle East: Italia Film (2009–2018) Israel: Forum Film (2009–2018) France: SND Films; StudioCanal; Metropolitan Filmexport Indonesia: SinemArt; Multivision Plus Spain: Diamond Films (2016–2018); Entertainment One (2013–2016); DeAPlaneta (2006–2013) Films Highest-grossing films References External links Defunct film and television production companies of the United States Film distributors of the United States Non-theatrical film production companies Companies based in