Netflix has changed its tradition of broadcasting services

Netflix has announced that it will present three of its next films in a limited number of screens before releasing them on its Internet service.

The screening of the films "Rome", "Birdbox" and "The Baller of Buster Scrajs" marks a change in the tradition of the company to broadcast movies in theaters and online the same day. The film "Rome", a black and white film in Spanish about a Mexican maid, will start in theaters in Los Angeles, New York and Mexico City on November 21 and will be released later in other cities and towns. country.

The film, directed by Oscar-winning director Alfonso Quarron, will be shown at Netflix and other theaters on December 14th.

At the end of September, Netflix had 137 million subscribers for movies and series. And began to include films from his production in his library just three years ago.

Netflix insisted that all films sent to cinemas be available on its Internet broadcast service the same day. Most major movie theaters still refuse Netflix movies, while some major filmmakers have objected to the idea that their films would be seen on small screens. But Netflix's strategy is evolving.

"Our members and directors are Netflix's top priority, and we're constantly innovating to serve them," said Netflix director Scott Stabber.