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Célestine... bonne à tout faire (1974)

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Célestine... bonne à tout faire

“The Industry Is In A Period Of Change”: As Venice Kicks Off, Leading Italian Execs From Cinecittà To True Colours Dissect The Biz
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There’s an air of positivity among Italian film professionals as they head to the Venice Film Festival this year, in spite of the country’s depressed theatrical box office in the wake of Covid and a looming cost of living crisis across Europe.

The optimistic mood is driven in large part by recent state-backed support for the country’s audiovisual sector, which is increasingly regarded as a pole for future economic growth and employment

Under the country’s post-pandemic economic recovery plan, put in place by the former unity government of Mario Draghi, 300m has been set aside for investment in the sector for the period running 2021 to 2026.

Following the fall of Draghi’s government over the summer, a general election will take place on September 25. Whatever the outcome, the potential successors are being urged to maintain the recovery plan and cinema spending is not expected to be impacted.
See full article at Deadline Film + TV
  • 8/31/2022
  • by Melanie Goodfellow
  • Deadline Film + TV
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