UPDATED with statement from Focus Features Chairman Peter Kujawski: Bleecker Street Media founder and CEO Andrew Karpen died Monday from glioblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer ...

Andrew Karpen always seemed to be in motion. At festivals like Cannes or Toronto, I'd see him racing down the street, greeting filmmakers or fellow executives with a booming, "Hey, buddy!" At ...

Andrew Karpen, a widely respected film executive and the founder of Bleecker Street Media, died on Monday in Connecticut. He was 59. Karpen, an easygoing fixture of the indie film scene, was ...

Andrew Karpen, the founder and CEO of indie distributor Bleecker Street, the former co-CEO of Focus Features, and an all-around icon as an indie film executive, has died. He was 59.

Andrew Karpen, a widely respected film executive and founder of Bleecker Street Films, died on Monday. He was 59. Karpen, an easygoing fixture of the indie film scene, was diagnosed with ...

Before he founded Bleecker Street, Karpen was co-CEO of Focus Features, the specialty division of Universal. In 2013, the company behind arthouse favorites like Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise ...

On January 2, Andrew Karpen headed from his Connecticut home to the New York headquarters of Bleecker Street Media.He was eager to get a start on what he figured to be the most ambitious year for ...

Andrew Karpen, chief executive and founder of independent film distribution company Bleecker Street Media, died Monday of glioblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer. He was 59.

Andrew Karpen, the respected CEO of Bleecker Street Media who founded the indie distribution company after spending a decade as a top executive with Focus Features, died Monday. He was 59.

In a further shake-up, Focus Features co-CEO Andrew Karpen has decided to leave the specialty division he ran for much of the past decade with ousted chief James Schamus. The well-respected Karpen ...

Andrew Karpen always seemed to be in motion. At festivals like Cannes or Toronto, I’d see him racing down the street, greeting filmmakers or fellow executives with a booming, “Hey, buddy!” ...

Andrew Karpen, founder and CEO of Bleecker Street, has died after an extended battle with glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer. He was 59. Karpen was a mainstay of the independent film industry ...