World cinema
International film ( in the Anglo- American literature: World Cinema ) is a term that both films as well as on the film industries outside the United States, particularly outside the U.S., refers.
In order to promote cross-border distributions and to stimulate interest in regional films and their subjects in terms of globalization and the integration of the enlarged European Union, an attempt by international film awards, and numerous film festivals, to draw attention to this and to arouse curiosity. On festivals also often American independent films are shown in the section " International Commercial".
Cinema by continent
- African Cinema Nigerian film
- Asian Cinema Chinese film
- Hong Kong film
- Indian film
- Indonesian film
- Iranian film
- Israeli film
- Japanese film
- Lebanese film
- Mongolian film
- North Korean film
- South Korean film
- Taiwanese film
- Thai film
- Vietnamese film
- European Cinema British Film
- Danish film
- German film
- Finnish movie
- French film
- Greek film
- Irish film
- Icelandic film
- Italian film
- Kurdish film
- Lithuanian film
- Luxembourg movie
- Dutch film
- Norwegian film
- Austrian film
- Polish film
- Portuguese film
- Romanian movie
- Russian film
- Swedish film
- Swiss Film
- Spanish film
- Czech film
- Turkish film
- Hungarian film
- North American cinema Canadian film
- American film
- Latin American Cinema Argentine film
- Brazilian film
- Cuban film
- Mexican Movie
- Australian cinema Australian film
- New Zealand film
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