Editorial & AI Content Policy

1. Our goal

We want every page on CineAtlas to be genuinely useful: accurate facts, clear guidance on where to watch, and an original perspective that helps you decide whether a title is for you.

2. How articles are created

For each movie, series, season, person and streaming service we first assemble a verified fact sheet from structured sources (TMDB metadata, JustWatch availability and Wikidata awards).

An AI writing assistant then drafts an original article in each language using only that fact sheet. Existing synopses and biographies are used solely as background and are never copied or closely paraphrased.

3. Automatic quality checks

Before anything is published, every article must pass automated checks: minimum length and structure, correct language, originality (very low textual overlap with source texts), consistency of all mentioned years with the fact sheet, and a ban on links and references to illegal sources.

Articles that fail these checks are not published and are flagged for human review.

4. Human oversight

Our editors can review, edit, regenerate or remove any article at any time. Edited articles are never overwritten automatically.

5. Independence

Editorial content is independent from advertising. Advertisers do not influence our articles, rankings or recommendations. Advertising is always clearly labelled.

6. Corrections

Found a mistake? Tell us via the contact page. We review all correction requests and update pages as quickly as possible; every article shows its last update date.