The earliest filmmakers didn’t make movies for money or fame. They did it because they believed in their idea, the idea that cinema was more than a fairy tale.

We’ve recaptured that magic, that sense of adventure that birthed movie-making as we know it today.

It all begins with an idea. The idea becomes the script, the script gathers people — talented, passionate people. The people form a team. The team goes on an adventure, fueled by that idea. And because the idea is excellent, and the team is talented and passionate, the accolades follow, but that’s not why we do it.

We do it because cinema has always been led by ideas.