I, Daniel Blake

 1) What is independent cinema and how is it different to Hollywood blockbusters?

An independent cinema is produced outside the major film studio system in addition to being produced and distributed by independent entertainment companies 

2) What is I, Daniel Blake about?

Lost his job after a heart attack and is trying to look for work.While finding a job he sees how people are treated how people cannot understand the lives of people who are struggling.It shows people who are struggling to make money and find a job.This film is in Britain and shows the how harsh people can be and how people do not care about the situation people can be in.

3) Who directed I, Daniel Blake and why is this important?

I,Daniel Blake was directed by Ken Loach.The director Ken Loach was known for his authentic films which had deep meanings behind them.This is important because it shows us that this film must be authentic and has a true deep meaning behind it.

4) How was I, Daniel Blake promoted to an audience? List at least three different methods used by the film's marketing campaign and how they targeted their audience.

I,Daniel Blake used multiple marketing strategies to target his audience.This helped the film reach a wider audience.This included disruptive marketing,street displays and newspaper inclusions.The films message was partly based off the campaign set up in Newcastle which set up free or "pay what you can" screenings and talks in community centres.

5) What unusual or creative marketing methods were used to get audiences talking about the film?

They organised screenings and talks in community centres across the UK.

6) What was the estimated production budget for I, Daniel Blake and how much did it make at the box office?

The estimated production budget was £2 million and at the box office it made $12 million worldwide

7) How can independent films like I, Daniel Blake compete with Hollywood blockbusters like Black Widow?

I don't think independent films can compete with Hollywood blockbusters.This is because independent films would not have the biggest budget like Hollywood blockbusters as well as they would use much lesser known actors which does not compare to actual Hollywood blockbusters who use famous actors to promote their film.

8) What is the name of the film regulator in the UK and what was the age rating for I, Daniel Blake?

BBFC rated the film as a 15

9) What aspects of the film contributed to the film's age rating?

The use of very strong language 

10) Finally, considering everything you have learned about I, Daniel Blake, do you think the film was a success? Explain your answer in a well developed paragraph.

I consider I, Daniel Blake as a success.This is because it is a independent film.I find this film unique because it is independent and made a lot of money.From I,Daniel Blake i have learnt how people are treated in the Uk.I have also learnt how people are struggling financially and don't have anybody to help them.This film has a deep message behind it and it shows the true colours of the Uk.

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