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35–64-year-olds are powering a global shift in film and TV engagement on YouTube, with markets like India and Mexico showing highest growth and content diversity among viewers.

A UCLA study finds that 57% of adolescents believe they watch traditional media more than older generations expect, 53% discuss shows more than social‑media content, and 59.7% want more storylines centered on friendship rather than romance.

“Los Tigres,” “Anatomía de un instante,” “Flores para Antonio,” and “Hasta que me quede sin voz” are the four original productions from Movistar Plus+ that will have their world premiere at the San Sebastián Festival, featured across the Official Competition Section, the Official Section out of competition, and the Velódromo.

Exclusive movies may not be the top reason most viewers subscribe to streaming platforms—but for the select group they do attract, the value is clear. These subscribers are highly educated, tech-savvy, and willing to spend, making them a strategically important audience in a cost-conscious market.

Major players including Disney, Netflix, and Lionsgate have denounced the policy and signaled an intention to challenge it, both politically and operationally. Internationally, the proposal has raised concerns among U.S. allies who fear economic repercussions and potential job losses in their domestic film industries.