Shanghai Film Festival runs AI, iPhone, and VR filmmaking labs
SIFF turns cinema events into hands-on tech pipelines, forcing boards to rethink what “film” means next.

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SIFF turns cinema events into hands-on tech pipelines, forcing boards to rethink what “film” means next.
Germany’s super-sub went from public criticism to key minutes, raising the stakes for how teams manage talent under pressure.
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