Fox Corp. streaming service Tubi has made a deal with Cohen Media Group to put 80 of its film titles on the free, ad-supported platform.<\/p>\n
Tubi will have exclusive free streaming rights to classics like Howards End<\/em> and Daughters Of The Dust<\/i>. More recent films that are heading to the platform include Agnès Varda and JR’s documentary collaboration, Faces Places<\/i> and Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s Mustang<\/i>.<\/p>\n Cohen titles already on Tubi include Maurice<\/i> with Hugh Grant; Farewell My Queen<\/i>, starring Diane Kruger and Léa Seydoux; and François Ozon’s Double Lover<\/i> and The New Girlfriend<\/i>. The full slate will roll out throughout the month of June.<\/p>\n Fox closed its $440 million acquisition of Tubi last year and has steadily increased its programming offering. It now has 30,000 film and TV titles from more than 250 suppliers.<\/p>\n Tubi reported having 33 million monthly active users as of last fall. It has also said that streaming on its platform in 2020 increased 58% over 2019 levels, reaching 2.5 billion total hours, with half of viewers under age 35.<\/p>\n “Tubi has always been a destination for premium independent-minded content and we are proud to be the exclusive AVOD home to this beloved slate of award-winning titles,” Tubi content chief Adam Lewinson said. “Our collaboration with Cohen Media makes available some of the most compelling storytelling in contemporary and classic cinema free to our viewers.”<\/p>\n Cohen Media Group SVP Robert Aaronson said Tubi’s “recognition of the prestigious quality” of the Cohen slate is “confirmation that we are in the right hands.”<\/p>\n