@Goodlucksil ABC has the exclusive rights to the broadcast through 2028, so it'll only be streamed on another Disney owned service (Hulu) until then. But it's one of those huge deals, both monetarily and logistically, so the renewal discussions take place years in advance.
@CultureDesk@flipboard.social And if you'd like to see what happened after the coup, also very cleverly constructed from extant footage and using juxtaposition to strengthen its points, I highly recommend Craig Baldwin's 1986 short film RocketKitCongoKit. It's the perfect follow-on, and shows just how badly the actions of the West fucked the Congo for decades to come.
@BennyTheExplorer I do! Here you go: https://takeemtothemoviesaustin.reviews/
@BennyTheExplorer Definitely The Killing of a Sacred Deer, with Poor Things as a close second.
How about yourself?
@BennyTheExplorer Hell yeah, I love to see so much Yorgos on that shelf!
@Goodlucksil ABC has the exclusive rights to the broadcast through 2028, so it'll only be streamed on another Disney owned service (Hulu) until then. But it's one of those huge deals, both monetarily and logistically, so the renewal discussions take place years in advance.
@ooli3 Hmmmmm..that's an interesting read. Not sure if I buy it, but food for thought. I definitely need to catch it again, that's for sure.
@CultureDesk@flipboard.social And if you'd like to see what happened after the coup, also very cleverly constructed from extant footage and using juxtaposition to strengthen its points, I highly recommend Craig Baldwin's 1986 short film RocketKitCongoKit. It's the perfect follow-on, and shows just how badly the actions of the West fucked the Congo for decades to come.