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Apple Lands the Movie titled 'Coda' (Child of Deaf Adults) for $25 Million and sets a new Sundance Acquisitions Record   In the first big deal of the 2021 virtual Sundance Film Festival, Apple has landed worldwide rights to CODA, for a number just north of $25 million. That sets a new a Sundance acquisitions record — above the $22.5 million that Palm Springs received last year from Hulu/Neon. But this time, all the premiere watching and all night auctioning was done far from the slopes of Park City. It came down to a pitched battle between Apple and Amazon.   Writer-director Siân Heder�...

Chronicle Staff January 29, 2021Updated: February 6, 2021, 12:37 pm “CODA” plays on opening night of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival at Fort Mason Flix in San Francisco. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle The Sundance Film Festival, one of the most prestigious in the world, has come to a close, having showcased more than 70 feature films online and bringing world premieres to drive-ins across the country, including the pop-up Fort Mason Flix in San Francisco. But the festival wasn’t just about watching the movies. The festival that ran Jan. 28 through Wednesday, Feb. 3,...

Posted on Friday, January 29th, 2021 by Hoai-Tran Bui The coming-of-age genre is well-trod at this point. There are few innovations, and even fewer surprises, and yet we constantly return to it like an old song we used to love — maybe you’ve outgrown it, but you never get over the fondness for it. Like many of its coming-of-age predecessors,  Siân Heder‘s  Coda hits all the familiar beats — teenager Ruby Rossi ( Emilia Jones) is stuck between pursuing her dreams and staying in her hometown to help the family fishing business — but with a new variation: Ruby is the only hearing pe...

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Emilia Jones in director Sian Heder's new film, "CODA." (Courtesy Seacia Pavao) A young woman slinging nets on a fishing boat sings loudly into the wind. The two men on board, also busy with gear, don’t seem to notice or mind. With a sharp eye for detail and a huge heart, the opening scene of the new movie “CODA” lays the groundwork for a slightly torqued and emotionally resonant coming of age story. “CODA” stands for “child of deaf adults” and centers on Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones), a high school senior torn between helping her tight-knit family run its fishing business or follow...