These are great questions, but they're questions that are not likely to be answered. Question, would you expect the CEO of another publicly traded film company to answer these questions? Of course you wouldn't, as it's the company's internal strategy. Hannover is a competitor for box office share with all the other distributors that have films in theaters. I don't see anywhere where another film company is divulging its business strategy for the release of films. I know some of the information isn't necessarily "proprietary", but some of it is.
All that is to say it's great to ask questions, but we're getting a little far afield here expecting Eric to divulge his battle plans. You either believe in him or you don't. I simply can't see where he'd ever release the answers to the questions you ask - as much as I'd want him to. If you choose to base your opinion on Eric and Hannover by the release of Racing Dreams and one weekend of Twelve, that is your prerogative and I think you know what you need to do. But there's no reason to think that Hannover is over and done at this point. In fact, not even close. There's just too much happening with this company both short and long term for them to be written off so soon.
Twelve hasn't performed -- yet. But this story is still being written. You of all people should know when to pronounce something dead. We're still breathing last I checked.
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