Mubi, the indie film company behind titles such as The Substance and Die, My Love, has announced a major restructuring of its content leadership and a closer integration with Match Factory. The move comes as the company navigates ongoing industry headwinds, aiming to streamline creative and distribution operations while strengthening its position in the independent film landscape. As part of the realignment, Mubi will realign leadership responsibilities across its content teams and incorporate Match Factory’s distribution and acquisitions capabilities into its strategic workflow to enhance collaboration and content curation. The changes reflect Mubi’s global footprint, with approximately 400 employees across 14 international and U.S. offices, and follow the company’s offer of voluntary exit packages to affected staff. This restructuring signals a targeted effort to optimize resources and scale a cohesive approach to acquiring, presenting, and distributing distinctive cinema to audiences worldwide. Industry observers see this move as a step toward a more integrated content strategy, leveraging partnerships to compete effectively in a crowded streaming and distribution market while continuing to support director-driven indie films.