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Some hail state tax breaks for the movie industry, but its future is in doubt.

The Asylum hasn't lost any money on the more than 200 "mockbusters" they've made.

Directors want the option to shoot on film. But can they prop up that industry?

Professional musicians in the Los Angeles aren't happy.

Is it time to shelve the idea that males aged 18-34 drive big blockbusters?

Film critic Wesley Morris says the superheroes are tired.

Film and TV production flee LA for big tax subsidies in states like Georgia and New York.

Beneath Cannes, far less prestigious films are bought and sold at a different conference.

Film unions flex muscle in efforts to expand production tax credits