Business
Off to the Races
"Senna" is only one of the streamer's four big bets on LATAM — that's Latin American — productions this year.
What's Old Is New
Revivals are usually the stuff of midnight movies or repertory theaters, but they're becoming the latest strategy in attracting new film fans for distributors and exhibitors alike.
Earnings
But it gained 3 million subscribers, thanks in large part to the first-ever streaming-exclusive NFL playoff game.
Sarandos responded to a recent New York Times article that said Netflix under new film chief Dan Lin wants to make movies "better, cheaper, and less frequent."
Earnings
The streaming king now has just shy of 270 million global paid subscribers.
AI
The Archival Producers Alliance believes documentary filmmakers should value primary source material above anything generated by AI.
If It Ain't Free, It Ain't FAST
We went straight to the Godfather of FAST (Free, Ad-supported Streaming Television) for comment.
CinemaCon
Only one brave CinemaCon vendor offered an AI product for exhibitors, while the MPA cautioned against AI legistlation that could impede free speech.
CinemaCon
This year there were few stars and fewer ready-for-primetime movies — and an MIA MPA theme report.
CinemaCon
CinemaCon's audience of theaters owners may not understand the genre, but they perked up when Crunchyroll senior VP Mitchel Berger told them how much the anime industry is worth: $37 billion.
Have Faith
Angel Studios’ surprise hit didn’t have a religious slant, but it tapped into the growing faith-based audience.
Netflix Reorg
The streamer also laid off a few people from the film team since Lin started the top film job on April 1.
