On September 27, the Writers Guild of America decided to end its five-month (148 days) strike, writes Buro. This strike became the longest in the history of American cinema after the 1988 strike, which lasted 153 days.
The reasons for the strike are related to payment for content for streaming services and the use of artificial intelligence.
The writers ended their strike because they managed to reach a preliminary agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers of the United States, this was reported on the Guild's social media account.
Everyone expects that Hollywood film actors will follow the screenwriters' strike, and film production in America will return to its normal rhythm.