The Floaters sets digital release after theatrical run

K180 Studios will bring Jackie Tohn’s Jewish summer camp comedy The Floaters to digital HD platforms nationwide on Nov. 10, 2026, following a summer theatrical run. Apple TV pre-sales began Sept. 23 as Brainstorm Media continues distribution.

Why it matters: - The Floaters is moving from theaters to home viewing after building an audience in a summer theatrical rollout. - The digital release expands access nationwide across major platforms and cable providers. - The film extends the reach of a Jewish summer camp comedy that centers community, legacy and belonging.

What happened: - K180 Studios said The Floaters will be available to rent or own on digital HD platforms nationwide beginning Nov. 10, 2026. - The release includes Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Fandango at Home, YouTube, and major cable and satellite providers. - Apple TV pre-sales began Sept. 23, 2026. - Brainstorm Media is distributing the film. - The film opened theatrically on July 10 at the Quad Cinema in New York. - The Floaters then expanded to Los Angeles on July 17. - The theatrical rollout continued into Chicago, Denver, Phoenix, Washington, DC, Miami, Portland, Boston, San Francisco and additional markets.

The details: - Rachel Israel directed the film. - Jackie Tohn stars as Nomi, alongside Sarah Podemski, Aya Cash, Seth Green, Judah Lewis, Nina Bloomgarden and Steve Guttenberg. - The story follows Nomi after she is ousted from her rock band and returns to her childhood Jewish summer camp for a last-resort job. - Nomi supervises a group of outsider teens while facing a rival camp and confronting her own past. - Camp director Mara, played by Sarah Podemski, deals with a busted septic system and a high-stakes challenge from rival camp leader Daniel, played by Seth Green. - Nomi and the Floaters must work through their differences and outperform their rivals to keep the camp alive. - The film is framed through multigenerational perspectives and explores the tension between leaving a mark and building connection. - Brent Hoff wrote the film with Andra Gordon and Amelia Brain, based on a story by Hoff, Becky Korman, Lily Korman and Shai Korman. - K180 Studios’ Becky Korman, Lily Korman and Shai Korman produced the film with Andra Gordon of Athena Pictures. - The ensemble cast also includes Jacob Moskovitz, Jonathan Silverman, Jimmy Kaplan, Jill Kargman, Dan Ahdoot and Maxwell Jacob Friedman. - The trailer is available here. - More information is available on the film’s website. - The Apple TV pre-sale page is available here.

Between the lines: - The theatrical run suggests K180 Studios and Brainstorm Media are using audience-building in theaters before broad digital distribution. - The film’s premise leans on identity, nostalgia and ensemble comedy to stand out in a crowded digital market. - The producers’ comments frame the movie as a community-driven release designed to translate theater momentum into at-home viewing.

What's next: - The Floaters will hit digital HD platforms nationwide on Nov. 10, 2026. - Apple TV pre-sales are already live ahead of the debut. - K180 Studios is likely to keep using The Floaters as a calling card for its broader independent-film slate.