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🚀 This Week's Licensing Lineup Is Live!

This week, Binge Networks secured 50+ new title placements across platforms including Tubi, Xumo, Primis, Spark TV, Flou TV, and STIRR, creating new opportunities for content creators to reach audiences around the world.

Every week, our Licensing Lineup highlights the latest distribution wins, platform placements, and opportunities available through our licensing network.

🎥 Watch this week's 3-minute update here: https://trybinge.tv/programs/licensing-lineup-episode-29

If you're a filmmaker, producer, or content creator looking to expand your reach and maximize the value of your content, now is the time to explore your distribution options.

📅 Interested in learning how we can help? Book a call with our Chief Content Officer here: https://calendly.com/allisonsjernigan/binge

Have a film, documentary, TV series, lifestyle show, travel program, cooking show, business show, or true crime project ready for distribution? We'd love to hear from you.

🚀 This week’s Licensing Lineup is live at BINGE Networks!

We’re excited to share new streaming placements across platforms including Tubi, Future Today, Filmzie, Cineverse, and more.

From compelling documentaries and music specials to lifestyle programming and standout indie films, our creators continue reaching audiences worldwide through powerful global distribution opportunities.

🎥 Watch this week’s quick update and latest placements: https://trybinge.tv/programs/licensing-lineup-episode-28

We’re currently reviewing:
✔️ Indie Films
✔️ Lifestyle Content
✔️ True Crime Series & Films

If you have content ready for distribution, please book with our Chief Content Officer here: https://calendly.com/allisonsjernigan/binge

Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun is a provocative and emotionally charged documentary that blends investigative journalism with an intimate coming-of-age story. Directed by Fiona Young, the film follows the globally recognized dance company Shen Yun Performing Arts as it navigates growing political pressure, alleged intimidation campaigns, and the personal sacrifices behind its polished stage productions.

What makes the documentary compelling is its dual structure. On one side, the film examines accusations of interference and harassment linked to the Chinese Communist Party, including bomb threats, smear campaigns, and attempts to suppress Shen Yun performances internationally. On the other, it tells a deeply human story through the eyes of young performers — particularly brothers Lucas and Jesse Browde — whose dedication to dance, culture, and faith becomes the emotional heartbeat of the film.

Rather than functioning as a standard political exposé, Unbroken succeeds most when it focuses on the performers themselves. The training sequences are intense and visually captivating, revealing the discipline required to maintain Shen Yun’s demanding artistic standards. More importantly, the film explores how identity, spirituality, and family intertwine for these young artists, many of whom see their performances as more than entertainment — they view them as acts of cultural preservation and resistance.

Visually, the documentary is polished and cinematic. The backstage footage and rehearsal scenes give audiences rare access to a world that is usually hidden behind Shen Yun’s elaborate productions. The pacing remains engaging throughout, alternating effectively between investigative segments and personal narratives.
Even viewers unfamiliar with Shen Yun or the broader political tensions surrounding Falun Gong will likely find the storytelling accessible and emotionally resonant.

At the same time, the documentary is unmistakably advocacy-driven. It presents Shen Yun and its affiliated beliefs in a highly sympathetic light while sharply criticizing the CCP and media outlets that have investigated or criticized the organization. Viewers looking for a more neutral or fully balanced examination may feel the film leaves little room for opposing perspectives. That said, the documentary’s conviction is also part of what gives it emotional force. It is less interested in detached neutrality than in amplifying voices it believes have been unfairly silenced.

The film’s strongest achievement is its ability to humanize a cultural and political conflict that many audiences only encounter in headlines.

You can watch here with a free trial: https://trybinge.tv/programs/unbroken-the-untold-story-of-shen-yun?category_id=233922

New Licensing Lineup now live 🚀

This week, we’re expanding distribution across top platforms including The Roku Channel, Future Today, Plex, Biblio+, Relay, and True TV Plus—highlighted by a 19-title catalog acquisition.

🎥 Watch the full update: https://trybinge.tv/programs/licensing-lineup-episode-25

At Binge Networks, we focus on strategic content licensing to maximize reach, visibility, and long-term revenue across AVOD, FAST, and OTT platforms.

If your content is fully produced and ready for distribution, we have limited immediate placement opportunities for 2026.

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