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TBI Weekly: Why Korean docs are next to ride the Hallyu Wave

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By Sam Joyce
| tbivision.com
Sam Joyce, acquisitions and content strategist at factual distributor TVF International, explains why Korean documentaries are poised to follow formats and scripted content from the country to take the world by storm. It’s hardly breaking news that Korea’s content industry produces massive international hits.
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Auteurwear: Why is the fashion industry suddenly producing A-list cinema?

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By Sam Joyce
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
When Ethan Hawke strutted down the Cannes Film Festival red carpet this summer ahead of the premiere of his new film, Pedro Almodóvar’s romantic western Strange Way of Life, his wardrobe bore an interesting bit of trivia: it was put together by the film’s producer. Strange Way of Life marks the first creation of Saint Laurent Productions, a newly minted film production arm of the esteemed fashion house.
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California Ruling That Bees Are Fish Is Sea Change for Environmental Law | Stanford Law School

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By Sam Joyce
| Stanford University
Sometimes, in the eyes of the law, words take on meanings different from their colloquial use. “Solid waste,” under the federal statute governing waste disposal, can include liquids and contained gases; “navigable waters” under the Clean Water Act can include, for now, arroyos, mudflats, and marshes. In Nix v. Hedden, the U.S. Supreme Court determined a tomato was a vegetable, not a fruit, sparking an ongoing taxonomic debate.
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