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AITA Films Enters Administration, Owes £3.8 M, Crew Paid Fraction

4/28/2026

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AITA Films will fold after entering administration, owing £3.8 million, because the shoot stopped in February 2025.
A bridging loan tied up the film’s IP, preventing further production.
Producer-director Rob Sorrenti said releasing the IP from the loan is the only way to finish the movie.
The Redundancy Payments Service repaid £600,000 to crew, who say they will receive only about one-third of what they are owed.

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AITA Films will fold after entering administration, owing £3.8 million, because the shoot stopped in February 2025.
A bridging loan tied up the film’s IP, preventing further production.
Producer-director Rob Sorrenti said releasing the IP from the loan is the only way to finish the movie.
The Redundancy Payments Service repaid £600,000 to crew, who say they will receive only about one-third of what they are owed.