Senior Independent Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch premieres his new film “Father Sisters and Brothers” today at the Venice Film Festival The reporter asked him about Mubia streaming platform for co-producing movies – especially about Mooby’s recent $100 million fund rebate Leaded by Sequoia Capital.
“I’m disappointed and frustrated with the relationship,” Jarmusch said, noting that his own “relationship with Mooby started a lot before that and they were happy to work with the film.”
Many filmmakers – including those associated with Mooby – sign Criticizing streaming is receiving funds from Sequoia money and saying the company’s support for Israeli defense technology startup Kela means “Murbi’s financial growth as a company is now clearly linked to the genocide in Gaza.” (Murbi’s founder and CEO Then insist “Any advice about our work related to funding wars is untrue.”)
Jarmusch said at his film press conference that he was “not a spokesperson” for Mubi, but an independent filmmaker who “makes money from various sources to fund my films.”
“All the company’s money is dirty,” he said.
