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‘Backrooms’ Sends Hollywood Running to Reddit for New Ideas
(www.hollywoodreporter.com)
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Maybe try letting filmmakers rather than C-suite make the films?
Art is a financial risk. Wide and shallow appeal sells tickets
Only true for so long, and nowadays people can barely afford gas and food and rent so just watch Tiktok rather than pay to see films.