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Evolution of film policy in Kenya
African Social Science and Humanities Journal, 2022 This paper examines attempts by Kenyan governments to put in place policies or law that control and promote film industry right from the colonial era. Taking a historical approach, this article identifies trends in film policy and by extension media policy in Kenya across different political regimes.
Simiyu, Kennedy Njasi
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From film policy to creative screen policies : media convergence and film policy trends in Flanders
, 2017 In recent years, digitization processes and media convergence trends have changed the film industry in various ways. Scholars have indicated various alterations in the aesthetics, production, distribution, exhibition and reception of films, thereby pointing at new technological possibilities and challenges, an increasing participatory cinema culture ...
Willems, Gertjan +3 more
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Making it real: A policy programme for UK documentary film
, 2021 This report outlines a new policy programme for the UK documentary film sector. Based on the extensive consultation that followed our previous report, Keeping It Real: Towards a Documentary Film Policy for the UK (2020) – itself based on the largest ever
Quigley, Alice +2 more
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Religions, 2023 The article is a preliminary effort to join neo-positive and historical institutional analysis from comparative politics with insights from discursive and phenomenological analysis.
Patricia Sohn
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Small places, universal stories. Diversity, film policy and the geographical dimension of filmmaking
Nordisk Kulturpolitisk Tidsskrift, 2019 This article examines approaches to cultural diversity in a global- local axis. Can one talk about local cultural diversity in a film industry that is increasingly global?
Stine Agnete Sand
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Dersu Uzala: the Objective World of the Film. From the Holdings of the Film Museum [PDF]
Телекинет, 2023 The article introduces into scientific discourse valuable materials kept in the State Central Film Museum— props, personal belongings of the main character of the film Dersu Uzala, directed by Akira Kurosawa.
Malaya, E. R.
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Obchody dwudziestopięciolecia kinematografii Dolnego Śląska w 1970 roku
Studia FilmoznawczeThe purpose of this article was to look at film culture in Lower Silesia in 1970 and the starting point was the brochure ‘XXV years of cinematography of Lower Silesia’. The plans indicated in the brochure were confronted with their realization, for which
Andrzej Dębski
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O lado sombrio da migração irregular no Reino Unido, no filme Coisas belas e sujas
Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2021 The article proposes an interpretation of the 2002 film, Dirty Pretty Things, by British filmmaker Stephen Frears, understanding it as a political stand on global migratory movements and, in particular, the English migration policy of the early 21st ...
Paulo Rogério Melo de Oliveira
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Taking Netflix to the Cinema: National Cinema Value Chain Disruptions in the Age of Streaming
Media Industries, 2021 This article explores how international over-the-top services impact the national feature film value chain in Canada and Australia. The main objective of this exploration is to interrogate the tendency to classify Netflix as television—whether in the ...
Diane Burgess, Kirsten Stevens
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Analogue Sunset. The Educational Role of the British Film Institute, 1979-2007 [PDF]
, 2010 This paper traces key features of the BFI’s evolving strategies for film education in UK schools during the final 25 years of the analogue era. Historically, the BFI did much to establish the characteristics of film study, but it also embodied tensions ...
Cary Bazalgette, Bazalgette, Cary
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