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1 week ago |
variety.com | John Hopewell
CUENCA, Spain — Guillermo Francella, Mariano Cohn and Gaston Duprat, star and directors of Disney+/Star+ smash hit “The Boss,” have dropped a first packed quickfire international trailer of anthology movie “Homo Argentum,” their new collaboration and one of a select number of Argentine titles bidding fair this year to make substantial box office in Argentina and break out abroad. “Homo Argentum” will hit cinema theaters in Argentina on Aug.
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1 week ago |
variety.com | John Hopewell
CUENCA, Spain — Portugal’s “Told by Women” (“Contado por Mulheres”), an ambitious anthology of TV movies all made by first-time women filmmakers, is set for a Season 2 which raises the ante including 20 new titles as compared to the original’s 10 films.
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variety.com | John Hopewell |Jamie Lang
How is Netflix celebrating its 10th anniversary in Spain? By turning up the heat in investment and production values and throwing a hell of a big party. On June 10, Ted Sarandos, Netflix co-CEO, announced in a wide-ranging if brief speech at a Madrid press presentation that the U.S. streamer will invest over €1 billion ($1.14 billion) in Spain over 2025-28. That figure is a shade up on Mexico, where Netflix pledged this February $1 billion for series and films over 2025-28.
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2 weeks ago |
variety.com | John Hopewell
“Baptism,” directed by Oscar-nominated Hugo Covarrubias, “Carmín,” from Mexican mural and animation artists Los Calladitos and Brazil’s “Pipa and Snail,” an ode to imagination will all be highlighted at this year’s La Liga Focus, Annecy-MIFA’s popular Latin American spotlight. Selecting many of the most exciting and highest-quality titles from Latin America, the Focus will underscore the breadth and vibrancy of the region’s animation output, plus current artistic and market trends.
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2 weeks ago |
variety.com | John Hopewell
Netflix announced Tuesday that it will invest over €1 billion ($1.14 billion) in Spain over 2025-28. The commitment was made by Ted Sarandos, Netflix co-CEO, whose wide-ranging if brief speech at a press conference Tuesday in Spain, held to mark Netflix’s first 10 years in the country.
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