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Tribeca Festival Lisboa sets stage for an expanded 2025 Edition 6 JUN 2025

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Tribeca Festival Lisboa sets stage for an expanded 2025 Edition

Returning from October 30 to November 1, the three-day festival will feature appearances by Kim Cattrall, Giancarlo Esposito, and Meg Ryan; the Portuguese premiere of Honeyjoon; a newly reimagined venue layout; and added locations at Teatro Ibérico and Convento do Beato. Following a successful 2024 launch with over 5,500 attendees, the event strengthens ties with local schools and partners including Lisbon City Council, Toyota, and Arrow Global.
European TV audiences still tune in for films 6 JUN 2025

Markets

European TV audiences still tune in for films

Theatrical films and TV movies account for 13% of total TV viewing time across 18 EU countries, with EU films representing 33% of titles aired and 41% of film viewing time. Viewing shares vary widely—from 7% to 23%—with Slovakia, Czechia, and Hungary leading in film consumption. UK films make up 6% of broadcasts and 5% of viewing time, performing strongest in Ireland, Sweden, and Finland.
Pierluigi Gazzolo joins the Board of Directors of Secuoya Content Group 3 JUN 2025

Corporate Moves

Pierluigi Gazzolo joins the Board of Directors of Secuoya Content Group

The appointment of Pierluigi Gazzolo to the Board reinforces Secuoya Content Group’s commitment to global growth, drawing on the expertise of the former CEO of ViX, who led the strong market positioning of the Spanish-language streaming platform.
Netflix announced a second season of "Nobody Wants This" for next fall 2 JUN 2025

Streaming

Netflix announced a second season of "Nobody Wants This" for next fall

Following its breakout first season, the romantic dramedy is back with a fresh batch of episodes—and some exciting new cast members.
Upfronts 2025: Ad-Supported TV viewing shifts, with linear and streaming fragmentation 30 MAY 2025

Trends

Upfronts 2025: Ad-Supported TV viewing shifts, with linear and streaming fragmentation

According to Nielsen, broadcast and cable accounted for 57.6% of ad-supported viewing in 2025, compared to 42.4% for streaming. The report also notes that seven different streaming platforms ranked among the year’s top-performing assets.