The media magazine article on
“A Field in England” starts off explaining and describing the normal
distribution tactics of big budget Hollywood films being $50 million dollars.
Then it goes on to state the new method that this film has employed to increase
the amount of people that want to watch it but aren’t able to make it to the
art-house theatres, by releasing the film on multiple platforms, and enables
them to watch it again on DVD/Blu-ray/VoD. There are statistics of major institutions,
like Sony. Also, it goes to talk about the funding of the film from like the
BFI’s lottery-financed film fund, which is approximately £23 million. The
article also states that releasing the film on all platforms is the future of
distribution and A Field in England gives a small glimpse into the future. The
article has interviews from Anna Higgs, an executive producer. There are
statistics of the films first weekend, where it made £21,399. Also, states the
viewership on film for totalled 357,000. It also states that the film was a
trending topic and that the sales on the Friday of DVD from Amazon and HMV.
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