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From sequels to horror films, global movie business back in motion

The global film business is looking good, albeit a bit bruised after its encounter with the pandemic

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Vanita Kohli-Khandekar Pune

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More horror, more franchises, falling production, rising occupancies and broken film habits. The global film business is looking good, albeit a bit bruised after its encounter with the pandemic and the take-off of streaming services.

That is the first thing that stands out from all the numbers and analysis in the Movie Content Tracker 2023 by Omdia. London-based Omdia is a global research firm specialising in technology and media. “Things are moving to normalcy. In France, business (ticket sales) is back to 88 per cent, in the UK 82 per cent, and in the US 76 per cent of pre-pandemic

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