Amazon Studios Acquires "The Dwelling" by Aaron Jayh

2 years ago

Amazon Studios has won the rights to Aaron Jayh’s unpublished short story “The Dwelling” for a high-six figure value. Michael B. Jordan and Liz Raposo’s Outlier Society will produce, with Jordan potentially starring. (USA)(https://app.vitrina.ai/companydetails/821bd3f42f0c30a6378433dd461b6bbdd2c0d3a372467390812fb413)

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