The line between film and television has blurred, making film festivals increasingly embrace TV projects to adapt to the ever-evolving entertainment landscape.
Venice has embraced television like no other festival this year, featuring four full TV series by acclaimed directors, signaling a shift in the film festival paradigm.
Screening entire TV series at festivals allows these projects to gain prestige and visibility amid the competitive streaming landscape, captivating audiences and the press alike.
While the festivals flourish with TV premieres, journalists face challenges, as covering an entire season of a show can disrupt traditional reporting rhythms.
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