AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFilm & Culture: NewFilmmakers Los Angeles announced its November DocuSlate lineup, featuring documentaries from across generations and communities, including world and North American premieres. Neon is also joining the U.S. release of NAZA, a documentary built around interviews with Israeli military members about strikes on Gaza. Entertainment History: Former Disney Imagineer Kathy Mangum called Splash Mountain’s Song of the South backstory “a horrible idea,” citing the ride’s link to a film Disney shelved over racist stereotypes. Indigenous Heritage: A Wisconsin lecture explored the cultural significance of Indigenous burial mounds, while Arlington’s North Texas Powwow is set to celebrate Native culture. Health & Society: The Supreme Court left in place a block on the federal policy restricting gender-affirming care for transgender inmates. Music & Media: Latin music’s growing business drew industry leaders to Billboard Latin Music Week, and Japanese cult hit Rex: A Dinosaur’s Story is set for its first U.S. theatrical release in December.
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