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State of Emergency Sets AFM Sales with O’Grady, Yaitanes
FilmNation’s Infrared label takes the Boston 911 thriller to AFM with Brittany O’Grady and House of the Dragon director Greg Yaitanes attached.
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Udta Teer’s ₹19.45 crore weekend beats nine films
Udta Teer reports a ₹19.45 crore India net opening weekend and tops nine 2026 releases, though the comparison spans different collection windows.
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Netflix Korea Starts K-Pop Audition Series We Go High
Netflix has begun production on We Go High, a K-pop girl group audition for South Korean arts-school students, likely releasing late 2027…
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Legacy IP pulls 3.5x the demand, MIPCOM execs confirm
At MIPCOM, Parrot Analytics found TV shows based on existing IP draw 3.5x the demand of originals and films 4x. Execs see…
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Netflix bets on Spanish literary IP with La Regenta
Netflix begins production on La Regenta, a female-perspective take on the 1884 Spanish classic and a first Netflix project for Elastica Films.
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Apple Cadabra – I Shrunk Myself gets AFM sales push
Epsilon Film takes worldwide sales on the Petronella Applesauce adaptation and will show first footage to buyers at AFM in November.
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Netflix at 10 in Korea: 80% of Subscribers Watch Korean Titles
Netflix marks a decade in Korea with data showing Korean titles are the most-watched non-English content and 80% of subscribers tune in.
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Disney+ takes UK second-window rights to The Walsh Sisters
Disney+ joins buyers for RTÉ/BBC comedy-drama The Walsh Sisters, taking UK second-window rights as the Marian Keyes adaptation travels globally.
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Tokyo Film Festival hits 204 films as it plans global reset
Tokyo’s festival reports 204 titles for its 39th edition, up from 184, and signals a glocal rethink before its 40th anniversary.
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Anime pay divide splits risk-takers from safe studios
Tokyo festival advisor says anime’s talent pay gap tracks risk appetite—not just hits—as streaming money reshapes original film finance.