Funding and Institutional Structures of Contemporary British Film

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Assess the roles of the BFI, Film4, BBC Film, and National Lottery funding in shaping the production and creative freedom of British cinema.

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Examine the representation of British society, history, class, and cultural diversity in contemporary UK cinema produced since 1995.

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at least two English language films made outside the US, at least one of which will be British