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Deadline reports that Korean studio CJ ENM has licensed its dating reality format EXchange for a Brazilian adaptation, with Prime Video commissioning the local version under the title Love Transit. Veteran Brazilian producer Boninho will direct the series, which is set to begin production in September across São Paulo and Campos do Jordão. The deal marks another instance of Korean unscripted formats finding traction in global markets, particularly in Latin America where streaming platforms have aggressively expanded their local reality offerings.
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