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Ramayana film production and cinematic universe expansion

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Latest: Ramayana film premiere held in Mumbai ahead of November release

Promotional momentum for Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ has increased with the release of musical tracks, including ‘Mangal Rang’, composed by A. R. Rahman. While the song has trended, it sparked social media controversy, wi

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Godzilla Minus Zero release and production details

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Latest: Godzilla Minus Zero breaks Japanese box office record on opening day

Toho’s sequel Godzilla Minus Zero, directed, written, and VFX-led by Takashi Yamazaki, continues the post-World War II narrative begun with Godzilla Minus One. Set in 1949, the story follows the Shikishima family, includ

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Japanese film industry reform discussions

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Latest: Japan explores new film financing models to replace production committees

Industry leaders at the Tokyo International Film Festival have highlighted several structural challenges facing the Japanese film sector. Experts have called for reforms to the IP360 incentive scheme, noting that the cur

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Netflix Narnia film production and casting controversy

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Latest: Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew receives PG rating

Netflix is producing a fantasy adaptation of C.S. Lewis’s ‘Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew’, directed by and co-written by Greta Gerwig. This prequel depicts the creation of Narnia and follows children Digory and Polly, pl

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California film and television production incentives

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Latest: California lawmakers discuss removing cap on film and TV incentives

The California Film Commission recently approved $81.7 million in tax credits for 35 film and television projects. This allocation, which includes significant funding for major studios like Disney’s Pixar and Lionsgate,

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