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Recent News About Netflix
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Netflix has confirmed the production of "Mantis" (WT), an action film following Mantis, an ace assassin returning to a chaotic hired killer industry after a vacation. Upon reentering this anarchic world, Mantis encounters Jae-yi, his fellow trainee and rival, and Dok-go, a retired legendary killer. All three characters are vying for the top spot among killers.
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Kohrra, the multiple award-winning crime drama series set in Punjab, is set to return for a second season. Season 1 of the show was praised for its unique blend of crime and emotion, exploring societal complexities and human psychology through exceptional performances. The narrative captured audiences globally, earning over 20 awards, including Best Series Award in Melbourne and various accolades closer to home such as Best Web Series, Best Actor, Best Ensemble, Best Editing, and Best Cinematography.
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Since 2018, Netflix has brought Danish stories to both regional and global audiences. Today, Netflix announced that three new Danish titles will premiere next year.
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Netflix has announced the successful conclusion of its second year of Upfront negotiations, securing deals with all major holding companies and independent agencies. The company reported a 150% increase in upfront ad sales commitments compared to 2023, aligning with their expectations. These commitments span key categories such as CPG, Tech & Entertainment, Auto, QSR, and Retail.
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From gamescom’s Opening Night Live in Cologne, Germany, fans received their first look at "Squid Game: Unleashed" and "Monument Valley 3," both set to debut exclusively on Netflix later this year. Additionally, "Monument Valley" and "Monument Valley 2" will soon be available on the platform, making Netflix the exclusive home for the entire Monument Valley collection. These games, like all Netflix Games, are included with memberships without ads or in-app purchases.
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When Halle Berry hosts a watch party, fans respond enthusiastically. Her new action comedy, "The Union," in which she and Mark Wahlberg star as high school sweethearts reuniting to tackle an international crime syndicate, debuted at #1 on the English Films List with 33.1 million views, making it the most-watched title of the week. The film was #1 in 63 countries and reached the Top 10 in 93.
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The full cast for Jo Nesbø’s "Harry Hole" series has been announced, joining previously revealed leads Tobias Santelmann, Joel Kinnaman, and Pia Tjelta. The series, directed by Anna Zackrisson, will feature a star-studded ensemble.
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On August 15, Netflix and Google announced a partnership to coincide with the premiere of "Emily in Paris" Season 4. This collaboration was celebrated with an event at Los Angeles' Egyptian Theatre, featuring a screening of the first three episodes, a demo of the new "Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris" video game, exclusive photo opportunities, giveaways, and other surprises.
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The recognition of Mexican cinema and literature within and beyond national borders is well-established, resonating deeply as they reflect the nation's identity. Today marks the celebration of National Day of Mexican Cinema, a moment to reaffirm commitment to Mexican cinema and highlight significant projects such as "Pedro Páramo," a film adaptation of Juan Rulfo's novel. Nearly 70 years after its publication, "Pedro Páramo" remains a cornerstone of Mexican literature with universal significance.
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Netflix announced today that "The Helicopter Heist" will premiere globally on November 22. Based on true events, the action thriller series narrates the meticulous planning, ingenuity, and nerve involved in executing one of history's most daring crimes. The series delves into the details of this notorious event, exploring how it might have unfolded.
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Netflix and Pritish Nandy Communications are set to present a modern-day Indian royalty rom-com series titled "The Royals." The show features Bhumi Pednekar, making her series debut, and Ishaan Khatter. This marks the first collaboration between Netflix and Pritish Nandy Communications.
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Netflix has announced the launch of the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity in Taiwan, aiming to identify, train, and provide opportunities for emerging creative talent from underrepresented communities worldwide. In collaboration with the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), a six-week series writing workshop will be hosted for new filmmakers in Taiwan.
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Netflix announced the launch of the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity in Mexico today. This fund is part of a global initiative started in 2021. With its introduction in the country, Netflix aims to promote Mexican-made content and develop future Mexican audiovisual talents.
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Super sleuths dominated the Top 10 Lists this week. "Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie" topped the English Films List with 13.4 million views, revealing the mystery of the missing undersea town. Produced by Nickelodeon Animation, the film achieved significant popularity.
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On Thursday, the fourth and final season of "The Umbrella Academy" premieres, and Tudum provides comprehensive coverage to prepare fans for the series' conclusion.
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Netflix and Toho are set to collaborate for the first time to reboot the iconic 1960 special effects film, "The Human Vapor," as a live-action series. The new series will feature advanced visual effects and a contemporary storyline.
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Netflix has commenced production on the new Dutch comedy series "Football Parents" ("Voetbalouders"). Written and directed by Ilse Warringa and produced by Hollands Licht, the series explores the humorous side of overenthusiastic parents interfering with their children's football performances. The cast includes Eva van Gessel, Mariana Aparicio, Michiel Nooter, Edwin Jonker, Bas Hoeflaak, Guido Pollemans, Leonoor Koster, Nyncke Beekhuyzen, Arnoud Bos, Gurkan Küçüksentürk, Evrim Akyigit, Rian Gerritsen, Steef Cuijpers and René van ‘t Hof. The series is expected to be available...
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A new wave of terror is set to begin on Netflix with "Terror Tuesday: Extreme." The series will feature eight episodes, each delivering extreme horror.
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A thrill-seeking squirrel and an amateur sleuth dominated the English Top 10 Lists this week. "Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie," the animated film set in the iconic world of SpongeBob SquarePants, garnered 12.8 million views to land atop the English Films List and was the most-watched title of the week. The adaptation of Holly Jackson’s best-selling series, "A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder," secured first place on the English TV List with 7.4 million views. Star Emma Myers appears to have utilized her crime-solving skills from "Wednesday" for this YA mystery series.
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Pushing the boundaries of traditional storytelling, CTRL is a thriller that will make viewers rethink their dependency on technology. Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane and produced by Saffron and Andolan Films, CTRL premieres on October 4.