FILM INDUSTRY CAPITALS HOLLYWOOD EUROPE MARCIN ADAMCZYK

Marcin Adamczak's book "Film Industry Capitals. Hollywood, Europe..." is a fascinating journey behind the scenes of world cinema. The author analyzes the mechanisms of film production, trade strategies, and the role of various countries in the global film landscape. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how the film industry works from a market and institutional perspective.

• Film market analysis: An in-depth look at the film trade worldwide.
• Film festivals: Understanding their role in film distribution.
• Hollywood's dominance: Causes and consequences of American hegemony.
• European film system: The specifics and challenges of European production.
• China's role: The growing importance of China in global film production.
• Cultural conflicts: The reflection of political conflicts in cinema.

Marcin Adamczak, the author of the book, is a recognized expert in the field of film economics and audiovisual culture. His work combines scientific reliability with a passion for cinema, offering the reader a comprehensive and insightful look at the film industry. The book "Film Industry Capitals" is the result of years of research and analysis that allow us to understand the complexity and dynamics of this fascinating world.

This book is ideal for students, lecturers, and all cinema enthusiasts who want to learn about the workings of the film industry behind the scenes. The author discusses topics such as film trade on the global market, festivals and rules of film distribution, the dominance of the American film industry, the functioning of the European film subsystem, and the growing role of China in the world of film production. It is a compendium of knowledge about contemporary cinema in the context of globalization and contemporary culture.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, known for its high-quality scientific and popular science publications, guarantees reliability and professionalism. The book was published in 2021 and has 234 pages. Its format is 205x147 mm, and the cover is paperback. This is a position that should be in the library of every lover of cinema and contemporary culture.