On Sunday, Brendan Fraser took home a Best Actor Oscar for Darren Aronofsky ... no leverage to do so, Aronofsky brokered a deal that would return the rights to Pi back to him after 25 years.

When Darren Aronofsky brought his debut feature “Pi” to Sundance Film Festival in 1998, he negotiated for the rights to eventually revert back to himself. Now, 25 years later as the owner of ...

Exclusive: "Pi: The Guerilla Diaries" and a 4k Collector's Edition Blu-Ray of Aronofsky's 1998 cult classic debut film are on sale now from A24. One year later, A24 is celebrating Pi Day again ...

There are so many takeaways for any aspiring filmmaker watching a Darren Aronofsky film.His narratives are full of ...

Pi (aka the Greek letter π), the writing and directing debut of filmmaker Darren Aronofsky that tackled numbers theory, Jewish mysticism, and the meaning of all existence, all within 80 minutes ...

Shot on black-and-white reversal film stock, Pi was one of the most visually striking ... the one-day screening will feature a live Q&A with Aronofsky, Gullette, cinematographer Matthew Libatique ...

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Darren Aronofsky talks about his ultra-low-budget feature's major new restoration, premiering March 14 — Pi Day. “When we sold ‘Pi’ 25 years ago in ...

Anyway you slice it, today is a day to celebrate “Pi.” A24 knows this, which is why they are selling a brand-new restored version of Darren Aronofsky’s debut feature “Pi,” along with a ...

“Pi: 25th Anniversary Re-Release” probably should not exist. Without A24’s recent dominance of the independent film market and an offhand deal made by director Darren Aronofsky a quarter of ...

The decades have been good to Pi. Its happy swirl of Jewish mysticism, meaning-of-everything conspiracism, and Math’s Greatest Hits (along with pi, it bangs through the Fibonnaci sequence, the ...

"Or maybe it's genius!" A24 has unveiled a brand new trailer for an 8K re-release in IMAX of Darren Aronofsky's very first feature film titled Pi, that debuted in 1998. Yes, you read it right ...