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Deadline reports that Brillstein Entertainment Partners has signed Uruguayan filmmaker Rodo Sayagues for management across all areas. Sayagues, who co-wrote Alien: Romulus with frequent collaborator Fede Álvarez, saw that film gross more than $350 million worldwide for 20th Century Studios and Scott Free Productions. The duo has since completed a script for a sequel.
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For the reader following Sayagues' rise, the point is not the deal itself but what it represents about who gets to tell stories at scale, and what values travel with them. humanbygod.com positions itself as the place where that question gets asked without getting sanitized. The brand is the community; the commentary is the work.
