Top Inclusive
from 2019 to 2022
The Inclusion List reveals which film distributors have the strongest track record of supporting inclusive stories.

Courtesy of Universal Studios
Films on List
24
Worldwide Gross
$1,514,368,545
201.6
out of 480
Universal Pictures is one of the oldest film studios in Hollywood. Founded in 1912, it has produced numerous successful movies, including classic horror films, musicals, and franchises like The Fast & the Furious. Today, it is owned by Comcast and continues to be a major player in the film industry. Donna Langley serves as the Chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, with Peter Cramer as President of Universal Pictures and Peter Kujawski as Chairperson of Focus Features.

Courtesy of Sony Pictures
Films on List
14
Worldwide Gross
$476,409,312
122.8
out of 280
Sony Pictures is responsible for some of the biggest blockbusters in Hollywood history, such as the Spider-Man franchise and Jumanji. They have also produced critically acclaimed films like The Social Network and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Tony Vinciquerra is the Chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment and Tom Rothman is the Chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment Motion Picture Group.

Courtesy of Warner Bros.
Films on List
11
Worldwide Gross
$966,115,627
80.4
out of 220
Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., is a globally recognized film and television powerhouse known for iconic franchises like Harry Potter and Batman. Warner Bros. Picture Group is led by Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca who serve as Co-Chairperson and Co-CEO.

Courtesy of 20th Century Studios
Films on List
6
Worldwide Gross
$282,248,149
50.7
out of 120
20th Century Studios is responsible for producing both current and historically notable films, including The Sound of Music and Deadpool along with franchises such as Star Wars and X-Men. 20th Century Studios continues to produce popular and critically acclaimed movies. Now part of the Walt Disney Company, 20th Century Studios is headed by Alan Bergman as Co-Chairman of Disney Entertainment.

Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios
Films on List
5
Worldwide Gross
$2,293,497,161
38.1
out of 100
Walt Disney Studios is part of The Walt Disney Company and home to various Disney businesses, including Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. With a long history of producing beloved animated classics and blockbuster franchises like Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Walt Disney Studios is a force in the entertainment industry. Alan Bergman leads Walt Disney Studios as the Co-Chairman of Disney Entertainment.

Courtesy of Lionsgate
Films on List
5
Worldwide Gross
$270,455,146
42
out of 100
Lionsgate produces and distributes films, television shows, and digital content worldwide. Known for hit franchises like The Hunger Games and John Wick, as well as acclaimed dramas like La La Land and Bombshell. Jon Feltheimer is the CEO of Lionsgate with Joe Drake serving as Chair of the Motion Picture Group.

Courtesy of Paramount Pictures
Films on List
5
Worldwide Gross
$373,050,352
40.2
out of 100
Paramount Pictures is a film production and distribution company with a long history of producing classic movies like The Godfather and Titanic, as well as blockbuster franchises like Transformers and Mission: Impossible. Brian Robbins is the President and CEO of Paramount Pictures.

Courtesy of A24
Films on List
9
Worldwide Gross
$188,280,207
81.4
out of 180
A24 is a renowned independent entertainment company based in New York City. Since its founding in 2012, A24 has gained recognition for distributing, producing, and financing critically acclaimed films and TV series. Known for its unique, artistically-driven content, A24 is behind works like Moonlight, Lady Bird, and Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.

Courtesy of Neon
Films on List
6
Worldwide Gross
$299,704,573
54.7
out of 120
Neon is a relatively new film distribution company that has made a name for itself by releasing critically acclaimed films like Parasite and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Neon was founded by Tom Quinn and Tim League and has quickly become a major player in the indie film scene.

Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Films on List
5
Worldwide Gross
$95,138,543
43.6
out of 100
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) is one of the oldest film studios in Hollywood, with a rich history of producing classic movies like Gone with the Wind and the James Bond franchise. MGM has been a major force in the entertainment industry for over 90 years.

Courtesy of Bleecker Street Media
Films on List
4
Worldwide Gross
$7,607,685
21.3
out of 80
Bleecker Street is a film distribution company that specializes in releasing independent and art-house movies. Bleecker Street has distributed critically acclaimed films like Captain Fantastic and Eye in the Sky, as well as Oscar-nominated movies like Trumbo and Beirut. Andrew Karpen is the CEO of Bleecker Street.

Courtesy of Roadside Attractions
Films on List
2
Worldwide Gross
$48,145,485
12.8
out of 40
Roadside Attractions is a film distribution and production company that has released critically acclaimed movies like Manchester by the Sea and Peanut Butter Falcon. Howard Cohen and Eric d'Arbeloff lead Roadside Attractions as Co-Presidents.

Courtesy of STX Entertainment
Films on List
2
Worldwide Gross
$173,981,816
17.1
out of 40
STX Entertainment produces and distributes movies and TV shows. STX has produced blockbuster hits like Bad Moms and Hustlers. Robert Simonds is the Chair of STX with Noah Fogelson as CEO.

Courtesy of IFC Films
Films on List
2
Worldwide Gross
$13,550,045
12.8
out of 40
IFC Films is a film distribution company that specializes in independent movies and documentaries. With a focus on niche audiences, they have released critically acclaimed films like Boyhood, Frances Ha, and Y Tu Mamá También.

Courtesy of Open Road Films
Films on List
1
Worldwide Gross
$47,990,414
6.8
out of 20
Open Road Films is known for distributing popular independent films. Open Road has garnered accolades for movies like Spotlight and Rosewater.