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Lucasfilm Confirms Star Wars Visions: Volume 3, Premiere Set For 2025

Disney and Lucasfilm unveiled that Star Wars Visions: Volume 3 will premiere on Disney+ in 2025. The third instalment will feature nine short films from eight different Japanese anime studios, Disney and Lucasfilm announced today at the Disney APAC s

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Lucasfilm Confirms Star Wars Visions: Volume 3, Premiere Set For 2025

Disney and Lucasfilm unveiled that Star Wars Visions: Volume 3 will premiere on Disney+ in 2025.
The third instalment will feature nine short films from eight different Japanese anime studios, Disne… [+691 chars]

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