Animation Takes Greater Share of California Film Incentive as $71 Million Goes to Four Films Including ‘Donkey’
California announced Tuesday that $71 million would go to four animated features including 'Donkey'
California announced Tuesday that $71 million would go to four animated features including 'Donkey'
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California announced Tuesday that $71 million would go to four animated features including 'Donkey'
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