Hey there. This is Cinemagnetic, we dive into the film pool with more grace than an Olympic diver.

It’s Tuesday. Let’s swim:

• Reece Feldman: Hollywood's TikToker 📱

• India's Filming Incentives Surge 🇮🇳

• “There's Still Tomorrow”: Italy's Global Hit 🇮🇹

Daily US Box Office: November 19, 2023 💸

Reece Feldman: Hollywood's TikToker 📱

Reece Feldman climbed the Hollywood ladder by bending a few rules.

Starting as a PA, he risked it by posting behind-the-scenes glimpses on TikTok. That move paid off big time—now, he's the TikTok guy every major studio wants to work with.

He creates viral TikToks with big names like Christopher Nolan and the "Scream 6" cast, getting millions of views and selling movies to Gen Z.

His secret? Speaking their language. He believes Gen Z can spot ads but welcomes them if they're relatable and genuine.

During the recent strike, he paused studio partnerships in solidarity.

His ultimate goal? Writing and directing, especially in horror and comedy.

For now, he's soaking up knowledge on sets, juggling his job and learning everything he can. But his main mission remains the same: helping movies and shows find their audience.

What's coming? 🤔

India's Filming Incentives Surge 🇮🇳

India has jacked up filming incentives, now offering a massive 40% reimbursement for production expenses, up from 30%.

The cap for reimbursement skyrocketed from $300,000 to a hefty $3.5 million.

This applies to international productions okayed to shoot in India post-April 2022, with a bonus 5% for projects featuring significant Indian content.

The move aims to attract more international projects and streamline foreign productions.

The announcement was made at the 54th International Film Festival of India in Goa. They also launched an online exhibit showcasing Hindi-language cinema at the Film Bazaar. Quite the upgrade, right?

November 21st Birthdays 🎂

“There's Still Tomorrow”: Italy's Global Hit 🇮🇹

The Italian flick "There's Still Tomorrow" has become a surprise hit, not just in Italy but globally too!

Paola Cortellesi, the actress turned director, nailed it with her debut set in 1946, right before the first-ever vote for Italian women.

The film’s about Delia, played by Cortellesi, aiming for freedom from domestic abuse. It's a mix of comedy and romance set in the post-WW2 era, calling it "pink neorealism."

And get this: it's scored deals in 18 countries across three continents!

It's been a massive hit in Italy, raking in $20.6 million at the box office. Now, even U.S. distributors are eyeing it.

November 21st Releases 🎞️

New Trailer / Great Photo, Lovely Life ▶

Still of the Day ⏸

• Director: Alfonso Cuarón

• Director of Photography: Emmanuel Lubezki

• Duration: 1h 46min

• Aspect Ratio: 1.85 : 1

• Camera: Arriflex 35 IIC and Moviecam Compact

• Lenses: Zeiss Super Speed Lenses

• Film Stock: 35 mm, Kodak