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The streaming wars peak. The documentary exposes the “content landfill”—thousands of movies and shows produced solely to fill a queue, with no artistic intention. They are not flops. They are “tax write-offs.” We see a Warner Bros. executive admitting (via leaked audio) that they shelved a finished $90 million film because “the residuals algorithm made it cheaper to erase it.”

We meet a voice actor who discovered his own voice selling audiobooks on a pirate AI site. We meet a concept artist whose job was replaced by Midjourney. But we also meet a young filmmaker who made a Sundance-winning short for $400 using generative tools. The contradiction is dizzying.