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Streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video may face mandates to invest in German productions to support local creative industries.
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Inspired by frameworks in France and South Korea, Germany considers requiring platforms to reinvest 20% of local earnings into domestic content.
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German productions, such as Netflix's Dark, have had some success, but broader issues of reputation and reception persist for regional projects.
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High production costs in Germany, including energy and personnel expenses, pose challenges for competitive filmmaking.
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Sky Deutschland's cessation of German-language original productions in 2023 highlights the industry's struggles and workforce concerns.