The producer of ‘Triangle of Sadness’ says the British independent film industry is ‘on its knees’ due to Hollywood prices


British producer Ruben Östlund Triangle of sadness He has raised the alarm about the state of the UK independent film industry.

This comes at a time when the UK is thriving due to respected British craftsmanship and tax incentives. The box office giant of late Barbie Produced at Warner Bros Studios near Watford, North London, these studios are currently being expanded. Netflix is ​​also planning to expand its studio space in Shepperton, south London. Such investment from abroad translates into a huge boon for local economies, training and bringing new talent into the business.

However, veteran producer Mike Goodridge, who has had a lot of success recently Triangle of sadnessHe told the BBC today program:

“The industry is basically on its knees. On the upside, the British cast and crew are working at the highest level, but it’s all for the benefit of American companies. In theory, that’s great, but on a philosophical level, British stories are not supported.”

This is great for the craftsmen, crew and actors who are employed, but the independent sector is starting to be unable to afford these people. Prices are rising because of American companies.

He recalled a conversation he has every day with his staff:

“Should we be shooting in Belgium, or Iceland, wherever there’s an amazing tax credit? That’s not what we want. We’re a nation of storytellers who end up going to Hollywood or struggling to get our films made through the independent system.”

Triangle of sadnessa satirical comedy aimed at the frivolous rich, was produced on a production budget of $15.6 million, and went on to earn $32.9 million in ticket receipts.

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