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Drops, dancers and the work behind a cut

CHUMBO, a fifteen-part drama and BIA’s music video join the collection; WHITEPILL gains its production record and Sanxingdui opens in cinemas.

Chumbo and the CHUMBO title in the original film artworkCHUMBOWatch nowA solitary man in a dark, waterlogged warehouse in the official series artworkThe Reformation RoomWatch nowBIA stands on a throne platform above kneeling dancers in the official Solo Reign artworkSolo Reign — 독주Watch nowOriginal COLD OUT THERE release artworkCOLD OUT THEREWatch nowA performer between blue and red capsule-like forms in a fieldWHITEPILL — Universal High IncomeWatch nowSanxingdui bronze-mask imagery beside a futuristic city and flying birdSanxingdui: Future PastIn theatersAn ornate, augmented figure looks skyward in Gods Don’t Give GiftsGods Don’t Give GiftsComing soon

A salesman and his neighbours

CHUMBO is now a complete release, following its earlier teaser. Contanimation’s salesman sells escape while struggling with his own longing. The studio’s production account is unusually concrete: named collaborators, Seedance 2.5, 272 final shots and a manually assembled room-to-room sequence. Its apparent continuous take depends on planned dark transitions and selected pieces from several generations.

A series and a music video from Slophouse

The Reformation Room introduces Luke Mazey / Slophouse through a fifteen-part first season about corporate cruelty and its consequences. Austin’s official results name it the Series winner. Episode 1 and the finale have different measured lengths; the series is not assigned a fictional season runtime.

Solo Reign adds BIA’s complete 3:18 music video. The virtual K-pop act’s dancers become opponents and then subjects, making performance the means of telling the story. Direction is credited to Mazey, with missing model and human vocal credits left explicit. Both works were already released before today’s discovery.

COLD OUT THERE adds a complete 1:42 creature-horror short from Daniił Vołkaŭ’s original catalogue. Its street-to-house escape turns shelter into another source of danger. A separate work-in-progress game is not treated as a film release.

WHITEPILL’s record replaces yesterday’s unknowns

Yesterday’s Universal High Income entry is now identified by its official title, WHITEPILL, at the same URL. Its new work-specific record separates final Seedance 2.5 picture from H3 guides, discarded Wan cuts and Kling tests. Isolated Suno vocals guide singing; timed shader geometry guides the interludes. The director’s revisions and shot selection explain how the final cut emerged. The reported API tally is a scoped cost figure, not a full budget, and agent launches are not people.

Kelly Boesch’s new production note separately records a Seedance 2.5 / Dreamina storytelling experiment, without assigning a viewer-suggested title or changing her earlier music videos’ credits.

Exhibition: an opening and an announcement

Sanxingdui: Future Past moves to In theaters after confirmation of today’s Chinese opening. Producer-reported scale is attributed; forecasts are not final earnings. Gods Don’t Give Gifts adds its maker’s announced AGC partnership for international exhibition while remaining forthcoming for December 4. A distribution announcement does not establish each local booking.

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