Growing Demand For Non-English Series, Films

The transcript discusses the growing demand for international stories in the US, driven by global streaming platforms like Netflix. It highlights Netflix's expansion to over 190 countries and its success with non-English content, exemplified by the South Korean series Squid Game. The transcript also addresses the challenges faced by non-English projects in Hollywood and the importance of cultural exposure through diverse storytelling.

What factors have contributed to the growing popularity of international and non-English programming in the US?

How did 'Squid Game' demonstrate the potential of non-English titles in the global market?

What impact did the success of 'Parasite' have on the perception of international films?

In what ways do US artists express concerns about their stories being categorized as foreign?

What does the increasing support for international programming signify for the entertainment industry?