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Television in 2021 relied heavily on weekly release schedules to build community and anticipation, countering the binge-watching fatigue that peaked during lockdowns. Satire, high-stakes drama, and international storytelling defined the year's best offerings.
The film industry spent 2021 experimenting with how, where, and when audiences should consume movies. With theatres operating under varying capacity restrictions worldwide, studios adopted radical distribution strategies. The Day-and-Date Release Model
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