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Ventana Sur 2025: Brazilian Drama 'Low Light' Shines Amidst Festival Buzz

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Precious Eseaye
Precious Eseaye
Ventana Sur 2025: Brazilian Drama 'Low Light' Shines Amidst Festival Buzz

Ventana Sur, Latin America’s largest film and TV market, concluded its extraordinary gathering at the Palacio de Libertad in Buenos Aires on December 5, attracting approximately 3,200 delegates. The event highlighted both the region's vibrant talent pool and the considerable challenges currently facing the international film and television industry. Ten key takeaways emerged from this year's market meeting.

A major talking point, though not a Ventana Sur deal itself, was the hypothetical acquisition of Warner Bros by Netflix for $82.7 billion. This news, which dominated discussions, raised concerns for the international independent industry. Ampere Analysis’ Guy Bisson suggested this development would likely close more doors than it opens for independent producers, as Netflix, controlling major Hollywood content and a dominant global streaming service, would become a

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