https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/10/the-distributor-of-louis-cks-i-love-you-daddy-has-canceled-its-release.html

Film distribution company The Orchard has decided to cancel the release of Louis CK's new movie I Love You, Daddy, following multiple allegations of CK's sexual misconduct. News about the cancellation came from Deadline. The Orchard also canceled the New York City premiere of the film yesterday, in advance of a lengthy New York Times report about the accusations against CK. The movie was originally set to open in limited release on November 17th.

The New York Times report yesterday detailed the stories of five women who said CK asked if he could masturbate in front of them, or just did so, either on the phone or in person, without their consent. A number of the women were younger and less established comedians who were allegedly approached by CK in a professional setting. The dates of the allegations range from the late '90s to 2005.