BBFC: An independent non-government body which classifies and sensors film, video as well as computer and console-based games released in the uk.
BFI: promotes understanding and appreciation of Britain's rich film and television, heritage and culture.
Uk Film Council: Government backed lead agency for film in the UK ensuring that the economic, cultural and educational aspects of film are effectively represented at home and abroad.
British academy: Aims to support, develop and promote the art forms of the moving image.
British Council: The official UK agency for interpretational cultural relations. Its film department promotes new British films (features and shorts), international principally through festivals and showcases.
Film 4 Movies:
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2016) ... Production Company
Trespass Against Us (2016) ... Production Company
High-Rise (2015) ... Production Company (financier)
Suffragette (2015) ... Production Company
Youth (2015/I) ... Production Company (in association with)
eONE
The BFG (2016) ... Distributor (2016) (Spain) (theatrical)
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (2015) ... Distributor (2015) (Spain) (all media)
No Escape (2015/I) ... Distributor (2015) (Spain) (theatrical)
Sinister 2 (2015) ... Distributor (2015) (Spain) (theatrical)
Strings (2015/I) ... Distributor (2015) (Spain) (theatrical)
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Baby Driver (2017) ... Production Company
The Snowman (2017) ... Production Company
Bridget Jones's Baby (2016) ... Production Company
Hail, Caesar! (2016) ... Production Company
The Program (2015/II) ... Production Company
Big Talk Productions
Baby Driver (2017) ... Production Company
Grimsby (2016) ... Production Company
"Brotherhood" (2015) ... Production Company
Man Up (2015/I) ... Production Company
"Houdini and Doyle" (2015) ... Production Company
Warp Films
"The Last Panthers" (2015) ... Production Company
Liam and Lenka (2014) ... Production Company
"The Midnight Beast: Quiz Night Beast (#2.6)" (2014) ... Production Company
"The Midnight Beast: They Came Upon a Midnight Beast (#2.5)" (2014) ... Production Company
"The Midnight Beast: Going Solo (#2.4)" (2014) ... Production Company
Pathe
Pride (2014/I) ... Distributor (2014) (UK) (theatrical)
Enemy (2013) ... Distributor (2013) (UK) (theatrical)
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom (2013) ... Distributor (2013) (UK) (theatrical)
No One Lives (2012) ... Distributor (2012) (worldwide) (all media) (sales)
127 Hours (2010) ... Distributor (2011) (UK) (theatrical)
Who Dominates the UK film industry
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Useful information British vs American
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British films attract audiences as they might be spinoffs to popular television shows such as the inbetweeners. For a film to be British it has to meet a few guidelines and so star wars is a British film and naturally is going to be the biggest film release ever due to its history. A film like harry potter already has a huge audience as the books were record breakers so the audience is already there.
British film are different from Hollywood blockbusters because they don't have huge budgets meaning there actors aren't A list nor are the locations and props.
Film buffs would rather see British films as they are the type of audience that appreciate films as an art form and would go to an independent cinema to watch films.
