Geo-blocking is the key in order to allow European cinema and audiovisual works to exist, to be financed and distributed. The whole chain (financing, production, distribution, world sales, exploitation, broadcast, VOD/SVOD) is based on the fact that companies are investing in films or audiovisual works against exclusive rights to exploit in specific languages and territories what precisely gives the value to the…
Films Boutique
Company · Germany
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Films Boutique filed 2 positions between 4 Mar 2025 and 6 Mar 2025, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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As a film professional working for the international sales agency with a previous experience in theatrical distribution, VOD and film festivals I can confidently say that the current geo-blocking state is in fact what allows European cinema to grow, thrive and compete globally.
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