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An International Comparative Review of Demand Side Measures in the Film Industry

"This report provides an international comparative analysis of domestic film promotion."
  
    
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"The report is an international review of the policies and programs designed to support the ‘demand side' of respective domestic film industries.

The countries examined in the report include: Australia, France, Italy, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, UK and the United States. The European Union has also been analysed for the report."

Posted Document sra-359-se.pdf 23.97 KB
Creator(s) Sandra Smeltzer
Source Location Canada
Publisher Department of Canadian Heritage, Strategic Research and Analysis
Date Published
1997-11-15
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder Canadian Heritage


 

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