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Steven Spielberg's Amblin co-produces "Mandela Catalogue" film set for June 2028 release

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United Artists, Amazon MGM Studios and Steven Spielberg’s Amblin are producing a feature film adaptation of the YouTube‑born horror series "Mandela Catalogue." The film is scheduled to open on June 9, 2028. Creator Alex Kister will direct the movie from a screenplay he adapted.

Why it matters

Spielberg fans will note his involvement in a new horror franchise slated for a 2028 theatrical debut.

Key facts

  1. United Artists, Amazon MGM Studios and Spielberg’s Amblin are producing the "Mandela Catalogue" film.
  2. The movie is planned for a June 9, 2028 summer release.
  3. "Mandela Catalogue" originated as a YouTube horror IP.
  4. Creator Alex Kister is directing the feature from his own adapted screenplay.

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