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Latido Films will bring The Kid in the Photo to market at the Málaga Festival, presenting an intimate portrait of Carlos Saura.
Anna Saura says the film aims to portray Carlos beyond his public image, showing his humor and private side.
The documentary uses unseen footage and relies on Anna Saura's access to her father’s archive for a candid narrative.
Anna Saura details the film's goal to preserve Saura's memory and drive for future generations.
The film explores how Saura’s Civil War experiences shaped his life, work, and emotional world.
The documentary includes discussions of Saura’s humor and human side, not just his serious public image.
The project stresses Saura’s lifelong engagement with arts beyond filmmaking, including photos and drawings.
Anna Saura conducted development work in Madrid with Community of Madrid funding for the project.
The film plans to premiere at the Málaga Festival with potential international distribution and festival play.
The documentary uses new footage shot by Anna Saura, capturing intimate moments and process shots of Saura at work.

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The Night Agent is renewed for a fourth season at Netflix, confirming ongoing production and future episodes.
Season 4 will be filmed in Los Angeles, as announced by Netflix.
The renewal was introduced via a video in Times Square featuring a call to action.
The Night Agent follows FBI agent Peter Sutherland and is based on a Matthew Quirk novel.
Executive producers include Shawn Ryan and MiddKid Productions, with Sony Pictures Television as the studio.
Season 3 aired in February and picked up after Season 2's explosive events.
Production remarks highlight fans’ enthusiasm and a commitment to more twists and turns.
The series centers on protecting the United States from a mole at the highest levels.
The renewal news includes a mention of the show expanding its narrative following Season 3.
The production companies involved include MiddKid Productions, Exhibit A, and Project X.

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WGA West members approve a bargaining slate focused on health funding, AI protections, and higher pay ahead of talks with studios.
Over 97 percent of participating members supported the bargaining slate, ahead of AMPTP negotiations starting March 16.
The guild aims to increase contributions to health funds and raise maximum employer contributions.
Proposals include higher minimums, increased page one rewrites pay, and better streaming residuals.
The WGA plans to curb “free work” and expand guardrails on certain deals and roundtables.
Ellen Stutzman will lead negotiations, with co-chairs John August and Danielle Sanchez-Witztel beside her.
AMPTP negotiations, involving major studios, begin March 16 under new leadership Gregory Hessinger.
The WGA notes a prior decline in its health fund amid reduced work and inflation.
SAG-AFTRA negotiations are running in parallel with the WGA talks.
The vote underscores member support as the industry faces contraction after previous strikes.

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