Alliance Entertainment’s Distribution Solutions Announces Partnership Extension With The Criterion Collection

Distribution Solutions, a division of Alliance Entertainment Holding Corporation (“Alliance Entertainment”), a distributor and wholesaler of the world’s largest in stock selection of music, movies,

Distribution Solutions, a division of Alliance Entertainment Holding Corporation (“Alliance Entertainment”), a distributor and wholesaler of the world’s largest in stock selection of music, movies, video games, electronics, arcades, and collectibles, today announced it has extended its partnership with the Criterion Collection, a continuing series of important classic and contemporary films on home video.

With this extension, Distribution Solutions continues their distribution of the Criterion Collection’s titles in the physical media space across the United States, along with all backroom services including inventory, order management and financial services.

“We look forward to continuing our partnership with Criterion,” said Ben Means, President of Distribution Solutions. “We take pride in supporting their dedication to distribute their top-shelf catalog to appreciative fans of classic and contemporary films of arthouse cinema and independent filmmaking.”

“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Distribution Solutions and will continue working together to bring our collection of 4K, Blu-ray™, and DVD editions to market,” said Jonathan Turell, CEO of Criterion.

In addition to recent releases of Wall-E, The Power of the Dog, Malcolm X, and The Infernal Affairs Trilogy, Criterion has announced upcoming releases of Hollywood Shuffle, Last Hurrah for Chivalry, Inland Empire, and Triangle of Sadness.

To date, Distribution Solutions has distributed over 650 titles for Criterion.

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