Foreign Directors on Directing
European, Canadian, and South American directors discuss the impact of government subsidies on filmmaking, contrasting their experiences with those of American women directors.
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European, Canadian, and South American directors discuss the impact of government subsidies on filmmaking, contrasting their experiences with those of American women directors.
Synopsis
Directors from Europe, Canada, and South America discuss the unique challenges of filmmaking in their countries. They describe how government subsidies support prolific output, unlike in the United States, where financing issues hinder many filmmakers. American women directors face additional obstacles in establishing their bodies of work. Ally Acker directed this 70-minute film, released in 2008, that contrasts global filmmaking environments.
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