A24 has built an ardent following with movies such as “Moonlight,” “The Brutalist,” “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Babygirl,” and many more. The studio started small, taking chances on filmmakers and projects that other studios didn’t quite understand. Now it’s established an A.I. division and is commissioning projects with major budgets. What does the studio’s turn toward blockbuster fare mean? Read Barasch’s full story on the studio’s strategy shift—and what it portends for Hollywood: h

A24 has built an ardent following with movies such as “Moonlight,” “The Brutalist,” “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Babygirl,” and many more. The studio started small, taking chances on filmmakers and projects that other studios didn’t quite understand. Now it’s established an A.I. division and is commissioning projects with major budgets. What does the studio’s turn toward blockbuster fare mean? Read Barasch’s full story on the studio’s strategy shift—and what it portends for Hollywood: h