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Production label of Disney and Telefónica
Miravista was the production label of The Walt Disney Company, initially a partnership with Telefónica's Admira (until the dissolution of Admira in 2003 which led Disney fully own Miravista) founded by Diego Lerner, Ele Juárez and Mark Zoradi on January 23, 2002. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures distributed some of Latin American and Brazilian films produced by Miravista through Buena Vista International until its dissolution in 2019, before the acquisition of 21st Century Fox in 2019.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
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Miravista was the production label of The Walt Disney Company, initially a partnership with Telefónica's Admira (until the dissolution of Admira in 2003 which led Disney fully own Miravista) founded by Diego Lerner, Ele Juárez and Mark Zoradi on January 23, 2002.2
On January 23, 2002, Disney teamed up with Telefónica España's Admira to form Miravista, a production label to produce Latin American and Brazilian films.
Miravista's first film was Ladies' Night released on December 10, 2003.
On February 28, 2019, Miravista was dissolved following the release of Cinderela Pop and the prior the pending acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
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