Malcolm D. Lee’s Peacock film ‘Strung’ opens ABFF 2026
Director Malcolm D. Lee discussed his new film 'Strung,' which is produced by Tyler Perry and Jason Blum, and is set to premiere on Peacock. The film will open the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) in 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Strung is a new Peacock film from Malcolm D. Lee, the director of Girls Trip.
- Tyler Perry and Jason Blum are listed as producers on Strung.
- The film will open the American Black Film Festival in 2026.
Why It Matters
Strung gives Peacock a festival launch for a film tied to Malcolm D. Lee, Tyler Perry, and Jason Blum, three names with clear audience recognition. The ABFF opening slot places the title in a visible industry setting before its Peacock premiere. For the broader streaming lineup, it shows Peacock using a festival platform to frame a service-original film. The next signal to watch is the ABFF 2026 opening-night placement and any additional details about Strung’s Peacock release timing.
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