Main British Film Companies

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How I Live Now Snitch The Women in Black Area 51

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Contraband The Worlds End I Give it a Year Rush

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Enemy Outlaw What Just Happened Safari

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The Last Man on Earth Paper Hearts The World Turns Droom

To qualify as a British Film, it needs to meet three of the next six following criteria: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. A British director Dredd has this A British Producer Dredd has this A predominantly British cast A British company Dredd has this (co production between American and British) A subject matter that informs on the British experience Dredd has this British identity defined by the BFI in sight and sound Dredd has this How do British films attract audiences? To attract a National audience British films tend to use a posh setting or a setting/timeline of medieval times where the British had monarchs (Kings and Queens) because this is how the rest if the world like to view us. To attract a British audience it is best for the film company to use well known favourable actors that the country likes to see as it will attract them to pay to see the movie. I feel Dredd comes under the Audience type of; mainstream; mainstream plus; film buffs1. This is because people who like blockbuster films will go to see it and people that like violent and gory films will also want to see it.