Latest numbers
-

Skydance’s 30-film mandate meets an $80B debt load
After closing its Warner Bros. deal, Skydance controls one of Hollywood’s deepest IP benches. The pressure: a 30-film annual slate against $80…
-

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.
-

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…
-

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.
-

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.
-

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.
-

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.
-

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.


