Focus 2023 World Film Market Trends

The European Audiovisual Observatory's Focus - World Film Market Trends publication is a one stop shop handbook on all the trends and tendencies in the global film industry. This easily readable 68-page report gives you key statistics for the global cinema market, EU28 (European Union plus the UK) as well as individual country profiles. If you want to get the cinema admission figures for Spain, the price of a cinema ticket in South Korea or the top ten films watched in Brazil, then Focus is for you! The European Audiovisual Observatory produces a new Focus report each year in May for the Cannes Marchâ du Film. It is distributed to all Film Market participants as a must-have information resource. And now you too can get it! This edition carries an Iberian breeze because it comes in the year of the Observatory's Portuguese Presidency and because we brought Spain, the Country of Honour of this year's Market, to the stage for the launch event

Focus 2023: the annual reference guide for the professionals of the film industry The European Audiovisual Observatory’s Focus – World Film Market Trends publication is a one stop shop handbook on all the trends and tendencies in the global film industry. This easily readable 68-page report gives you key statistics for the global cinema market, EU28 (European Union plus the UK) as well as individual country profiles. If you want to get the cinema admission figures for Spain, the price of a cinema ticket in South Korea or the top ten films watched in Brazil, then Focus is for you! The European Audiovisual Observatory produces a new Focus report each year in May for the Cannes Marché du Film. It is distributed to all Film Market participants as a must-have information resource. And now you too can get it! This edition carries an Iberian breeze because it comes in the year of the Observatory’s Portuguese Presidency and because we brought Spain, the Country of Honour of this year’s Market, to the stage for the launch event.Get Focus 2023 and find out!

Focus 2024: the annual reference guide for the professionals of the film industry The European Audiovisual Observatory’s Focus – World Film Market Trends publication is a one stop shop handbook on all the trends and tendencies in the global film industry. This easily readable 66-page report gives you key statistics for the global cinema market, Europe 28 (European Union plus the UK) as well as individual country profiles. If you want to get the cinema admission figures for Spain, the price of a cinema ticket in South Korea or the top ten films watched in Brazil, then Focus is for you! The European Audiovisual Observatory produces a new Focus report each year in May for the Cannes Marché du Film. It is distributed to all Film Market participants as a must-have information resource. And now you too can get it! What are the latest trends in the global film markets? What films are we watching? Get Focus 2024 and find out!

Already in its 23th edition the FOCUS is commissioned from the European Audiovisual Observatory by the film market organiser at the Cannes Film Festival, the Marchâ du Film. The FOCUS presents the latest trends on all the major film markets around the world regarding film production and distribution as well as admissions. Published since 1998 by the Marchâ du film (Cannes, France), FOCUS is edited by the Department for Market Information of the European Audiovisual Observatory

[bilingual edition ENG / FRE] Focus 2022: an anniversary issue! "This FOCUS marks a double anniversary for the European Audiovisual Observatory: this year we celebrate the 25th edition of this publication and also the 30th anniversary of the Observatory itself. The fact that FOCUS goes back 25 years in our history proves that the film market is of crucial importance to our work! In 25 years, we have constantly expanded our film-related expertise and services, and in parallel the scope of our data collection. This was only possible due to our invaluable networks, especially the EFARN, which therefore deserves our sincere thanks on the occasion of these anniversaries. The FOCUS report, however, would not have developed as it did without the vision of our partner, the Marché du Film and in particular Jérôme Paillard, its longstanding Executive Director, whom we will always link to this publication even after his imminent retirement. Thank you Jérôme for all these years of wonderfully easy cooperation! We are looking forward to continuing our work with your successor Guillaume Esmiol and the exceptional staff that he “inherits” from you." Susanne Nikoltchev, Executive Director of the European Audiovisual Observatory

FOCUS 2017 - World Film Market Trends. Already in its 20th edition the FOCUS is commissioned from the European Audiovisual Observatory by the film market organiser at the Cannes Film Festival, the March� du Film. The FOCUS presents the latest trends on all the major film markets around the world regarding film production and distribution as well as admissions. Published since 1998 by the March� du film (Cannes, France), FOCUS is edited by the Department for Information on Markets and Financing of the European Audiovisual Observatory.

Already in its 22th edition the FOCUS is commissioned from the European Audiovisual Observatory by the film market organiser at the Cannes Film Festival, the Marchâ du Film. The FOCUS presents the latest trends on all the major film markets around the world regarding film production and distribution as well as admissions. Published since 1998 by the Marchâ du film (Cannes, France), FOCUS is edited by the Department for Information on Markets and Financing of the European Audiovisual Observatory.

Already in its 19th edition the FOCUS is commissioned from the European Audiovisual Observatory by the film market organiser at the Cannes Film Festival, the Marchâ du Film. The FOCUS presents the latest trends on all the major film markets around the world regarding film production and distribution as well as admissions. Published since 1998 by the Marchâ du film (Cannes, France), FOCUS is edited by the Department for Information on Markets and Financing of the European Audiovisual Observatory.