Women’s films make more money, but most cash goes to men: study
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Women’s films make more money, but most cash goes to men: study
Some of the most successful movies at the box office in recent years were co-directed or co-written by women.
Hollywood’s biggest budgets still favour male-only teams, study finds
Films with no woman credited as director or screenwriter received 88.6% of the largest production budgets in a 30-year study, even though some films involving women delivered similar or higher median returns on investment.
AGI - The films (co-directed or co-screened) by women are among those that generate the most interesting economic results. This is what emerges from a new study published in the magazine Frontiers in Communication, which analyzed almost 200,000 films distributed between 1994 and 2023, including both the cinematic outputs and those destined for other distribution channels. For a subset of more than 4,200 films, researchers have collected data on …
Who actually makes the most successful movies and who gets the most money. The University of Mainz has investigated how women and men perform.
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