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Goldfinch, Friday Industries launch US$20-million fund to back APAC, MENA production
Goldfinch and Friday Industries launched their US$20-million MENA and APAC entertainment lending platform today, saying in a statement out of London and Cannes that the collateralised credit vehicle would support film and high-end TV productions...
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“The Royals” beats Korean favourites on Netflix’s top 10; Hindi series places 3rd on global...
Hindi romcom “The Royals” beat the world’s favourite Korean dramas on Netflix’s non-English-language global top 10 for the week of 5-11 May. In another first on Netflix’s latest top 10, the Middle East gave its best performance of the...
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Production under way on “LoveStuck”; no release date confirmed for Netflix exclusive romcom
Production is underway on Korean romcom, “LoveStuck”, Netflix said today. The series’ release date has not been confirmed. Produced by Studio S, “LoveStuck” stars Jung Hae-in (“Something in the Rain”) and Ha-young (“The Trauma...
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