May 28, 2025 | Los Angeles

Miramax has officially named Alexandra Loewy as its new President of Film, marking a significant return for the seasoned executive to the studio where she began her career over two decades ago. Loewy will assume her new role on May 27, 2025, and will report directly to CEO Jonathan Glickman.

Career Trajectory and Industry Impact

Loewy’s appointment comes after a notable tenure as President of Working Title Films, where she led the Los Angeles office for over six years. During this period, she executive produced several acclaimed projects, including Coralie Fargeat’s Oscar-nominated “The Substance,” Nisha Ganatra’s “The High Note,” and the Peacock original film “Genie,” directed by Sam Boyd and written by Richard Curtis.

Prior to her time at Working Title, Loewy served as Senior Vice President of Production & Development at di Bonaventura Pictures. There, she oversaw the production of the global box office hit “The Meg,” which grossed over $529 million worldwide and led to a sequel. She also developed the action thriller “Plane” for Lionsgate, starring Gerard Butler. Her earlier roles included positions at Global Produce and Red Wagon, where she was instrumental in discovering and developing Veronica Roth’s “Divergent” series before it became a bestselling franchise.

Leadership Vision at Miramax

In her new role, Loewy is expected to play a pivotal part in shaping Miramax’s film strategy, focusing on both leveraging the studio’s rich library and championing original content. CEO Jonathan Glickman expressed confidence in Loewy’s capabilities, stating, “Ali has a rare talent for spotting clutter-busting ideas and breakout filmmakers, pairing sharp creative instincts with real commercial firepower. She’s exactly the kind of leader we need to take Miramax’s legacy into its next chapter.”

Strategic Appointments Reflecting Growth

Loewy’s appointment follows the recent hiring of Alix Jaffe as President of Television in March, signaling a broader leadership restructuring aimed at expanding Miramax’s global footprint. These strategic moves underscore the studio’s commitment to revitalizing its brand and content offerings across both film and television sectors.

About Miramax

Founded in 1979, Miramax is a renowned American film and television production and distribution company. With a legacy of producing critically acclaimed and commercially successful films, the studio continues to be a significant player in the entertainment industry. Miramax is jointly owned by beIN Media Group and Paramount Global, operating from its headquarters in Los Angeles, California.