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- 1Netflix Picks Nine Movies and Series for Late-Night Viewing▼9 Nighttime Movies and Series for Vibey Late-Night Viewing
Netflix has released a curated list of nine nighttime movies and series aimed at viewers looking for atmospheric late-night watching. The roundup, published by the streaming service, groups titles selected for their moody, after-dark vibe. Lists like this are a regular way the platform highlights its catalogue and nudges subscribers toward lesser-known films and shows.
- 2Mubi Takes Global Rights to 'La Mesías' and 'Riot Police'●Mubi Takes Global on Los Javis ‘La Mesías’ and Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s ‘Riot Police’ as Movistar Plus Rolls Out Iconic Hits Around the World (EXCLUSIVE)
Streaming platform Mubi has acquired global distribution rights to Spanish series 'La Mesías' from the filmmaking duo known as Los Javis and Rodrigo Sorogoyen's 'Riot Police'. The deal comes as Movistar Plus moves to roll out its most iconic titles to international audiences, extending the global reach of Spain's prestige television output.
- 3Streaming Platforms Miss the Mark on Labor Day Weekend●The Streamers Tried To Conquer Labor Day…and Whiffed
Major streaming services appeared to bet big on the Labor Day weekend with new releases, but analysts say the holiday window produced no breakout hits. Industry commentary argues the platforms failed to capture the box-office-style opportunity that traditional studios have long used for late-summer launches, leaving the holiday slate underwhelming.
- 4Siesta Entertainment Takes Sales Rights to Puerto Rican Preschool Show●Siesta Entertainment picks up sales rights to Puerto Rican preschool show
Distribution company Siesta Entertainment has acquired the international sales rights to a preschool television series produced in Puerto Rico. The deal will allow the children's show to be marketed to broadcasters and streaming platforms outside its home market, giving the production a route to global audiences. Details about the show itself and the terms of the agreement have not yet been widely reported.
- 5Disney leads entertainment stocks on streaming and sports strength●Entertainment sector stock outlook: Disney leads amid streaming and live-sports tailwinds
Analysts point to Disney as the leading stock in the entertainment sector, citing momentum in its streaming business and continued strength in live sports rights. The outlook suggests investors are rewarding companies with growing direct-to-consumer platforms and valuable sports broadcasting assets, positioning Disney ahead of media peers as the sector's prospects improve.
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