NETFLIX: A CASE STUDY ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

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Inclusion in the Directors Chair: Analysis of Director Gender & Race

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Comparing Digital Media Industries in South Korea and Australia

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Inclusion in Netflix Original U.S. Scripted Series & Films

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The Netflix Experience

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IS NETFLIX DOMINATING BRAZIL? Murillo Dias and Rodrigo

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Willingness to pay for over-the-top services in China and Korea

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Netflix and the Development of the Internet Television Network

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The Netflix Experience

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Netflix fictional feature film originals: an analysis of release strategies

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• The Lure

  La La Land's award-season triumphs may have heralded the return of the Hollywood musical, but in terms of ingenuity, flair and sheer eye-popping weirdness, it can't hold a candle to The Lure. Polish director Agnieszka Smoczynska's wackadoo import is a familiar drama about a young couple torn between individual dreams and professional desires, the t...

• Icaros: A Vision

  A journey into the deep, dark regions of the Amazonian wild, Leonor Caraballo and Matteo Norzi's Icaros: A Vision follows an American beset by a cancer to the Peruvian jungle in search of ayahuasca—a psychedelic plant that, along with medicinal chants known as "icaros," is used by locals to remedy mind, body, and spirit. In the care of Shipibo sham...

• Thelma

  After three reality-based character dramas, Norwegian director Joachim Trier takes a turn for the supernatural with Thelma, a genre piece about a girl with unholy powers—albeit one that still plays in a decidedly Trier-ian register. The Carrie-ish center of attention here is Eili Harboe’s Thelma, whose departure to college sparks fear in the hearts...

• City of Ghosts

  Since 2014, ISIS has claimed the Syrian city of Raqqa as the capital of its so-called Caliphate—and, at the same time, been opposed by a band of local "citizen journalists" whose mission is to expose the Islamic State's horrific crimes. That group, known as "Raqqa Is Being Silently Slaughtered" (RBSS), is the focus of director Matthew Heineman's st...

• Alien: Covenant

  Blending the body horror of his 1979 Alien, the gung-ho combat of James Cameron's 1986 sequel Aliens, and the philosophical grandiosity of his 2012 prequel Prometheus—not to mention the man-and-machine musings of his 1982 Blade Runner—Ridley Scott delivers a biblically scaled interstellar nightmare with Alien: Covenant. Scott's latest spends its fi...

• Super Dark Times

  Faithfully channeling the spirit of its influences (Stephen King, Steven Spielberg, River’s Edge, Donnie Darko) rather than indulging in nostalgic shout-outs, Kevin Phillips’s Super Dark Times digs deeply into adolescent male dynamics, only to unearth horrifying truths about teen boys’ capacity for chaos. Bolstered by a uniformly excellent young ca...

• The Square

  Taking aim at a wider variety of targets than he did in his prior Force Majeure, director Ruben Östlund goes after art-world pretensions, media sensationalism, and our inability to uphold basic social contracts with The Square, a sprawling work of satiric confrontation. Taking its name from a gallery installation designed to provide a safe space fo...

• Atomic Blonde

  With Blondie style and John Wick ferocity, Charlize Theron strikes a peerless ass-kicking pose in Atomic Blonde, director David Leitch's electric Cold War extravaganza. Straddling a fine line between exploitation and empowerment, this adaptation of a 2012 graphic novel (The Coldest City) is a narratively tangled affair—told in unreliable flashback ...

• Lady Bird

  With 2015’s Brooklyn, Saorsie Ronan rose to the top of her generation’s leading-lady pack; with Lady Bird, she reestablishes that illustrious position. In actress-turned-writer/director Greta Gerwig’s autobiographical coming-of-age drama, Ronan is Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson, a Catholic high school senior who longs to escape her stultifying low...