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This open access book offers a comprehensive and rigorous reexamination of the European Film Industry's (EFI) competitiveness, linking this discussion to broader debates on film policy governance in Europe and internationally. Drawing from new research developed by the REBOOT project, an ongoing Horizon Europe initiative, this volume diagnoses previous limitations in understanding the multifaceted value of the sector. It identifies key issues essential for supporting the EFI's future as both a market actor and a cultural and civic player in European integration. The chapters delve into critical topics such as the governance of film policy, the cultural and economic dimensions of competitiveness, and the role of film in fostering European social cohesion. Expert contributors provide insightful analyses that challenge traditional frameworks, offering fresh perspectives on how to enhance the EFI's role in cultural and creative sectors. Readers will discover diverse perspectives from scholars and practitioners who explore innovative strategies for positioning the EFI as a leader in global cinema. This book is an invaluable resource for researchers, scholars, and policymakers interested in film studies, cultural policy, and European integration. It is particularly relevant for those involved in the REBOOT project or similar initiatives focused on cultural industries. Whether you are an academic exploring new theoretical frameworks or a practitioner seeking practical insights, this book provides essential knowledge for understanding and shaping the future of the European Film Industry.
Contents
CHAPTER 1 The Governance of Competitiveness in the European Film Industry by Katharine Sarikakis, Antonios Vlassis and Tuuli Lähdesmäki.- Part A: Policies.- CHAPTER 2 EU Law and the Competitiveness of the Audiovisual Sector and the European Film Industry: The Trajectory of an Evolving Concept By Evangelia Psychogiopoulou, Apostolos Samaras and Laia Comerma.- CHAPTER 3 Young People and the European Film Industry: The Governance of "Near Misses" by Katharine Sarikakis, Angeliki Chatziefraimidou, Janina Jüngst and Gentiana Ramadani.- CHAPTER 4 Governing the European Film Industry by Prizes: The European Film Awards and the LUX European Audience Film Award by Tuuli Lähdesmäki and Kaisa Hiltunen.- CHAPTER 5 A Panoptic View of the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage Through the Lens of the European Film Industry by Pelin Turan and Caterina Sganga.- Part B: Practices.- CHAPTER 6 Shifting Imaginaries of European Cinema by Fernando Ramos Arenas.- CHAPTER 7 The Young Audience Award: Cultivating Future Audiences for European Cinema by Kaisa Hiltunen and Tuuli Lähdesmäki.- CHAPTER 8 European Film, Cinephilia and Digital Development: Filming as a Driver of Another Kind of Film Competitiveness by Laura Caballero Ruiz de Martín-Esteban.- CHAPTER 9 Creatitivity and Competitiveness in Film Music Composition by Jean-François Trubert, Julie Mansion-Vaquié.- Part C: Global Perspectives.- CHAPTER 10 Audiovisual Regulation of VOD Platforms in the EU and Latin America: Between Level-playing Field, Competitiveness and Rationality of Audiences by Marina Rossato Fernandes, Antonios Vlassis and Lucile Coenen.- CHAPTER 11 Mapping the European Film Industry in the Argentinian, Brazilian, Mexican, South African, South Korean and Turkish Markets: Roles, Trends and Gaps by Mafalda Dâmaso, Luis Albornoz, Mª Trinidad García Leiva, Isabela Vargas Miranda, Antonios Vlassis, Marina Rossato Fernandes, Lucile Coenen, Elif Akçalı, Melis Behlil and Ruken Doğu Erdede.- CHAPTER 12 Governance for Competitiveness and Equity in the Canadian Film Industry: Recent Comparisons with the European Union by Alison C. M. Beale.- Part D: Conclusions.- CHAPTER 13 Landscape in the Mist; Where Next for the European Film Industry and Its Competitiveness? By Mafalda Dâmaso, Fernando Ramos Arenas and Antonios Vlassis.
