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Netflix’s Asia-Pacific production head Sung Q Lee, ‘The Outlaws’ director Kang Yun-sung and Wētā FX's Kimball Thurston discussed creative possibilities, production savings and the limits of AI at the streamer’s Creative Asia event in Busan.
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WorldPingFilm-maker Sue Kim talks about having unprecedented access to K-Pop idol Lisa Manobal at her most candid.
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