The Role of Films

All manner of people like to see films.Rich and poor people,students,laborers,workers in different fields of life,women who stay in their homes, and even children desire it.TVs,CD and DVD players,and VCRs have made it possible for many to watch films,or their choice.

The first great role of films is to entertain the people in the best possible ways.Films should have really good and artistic stories,dialogues,music and dances.It should be the effort of film producers and directors to make such films as offer entertainment of a higher order.

The second great role of film sis to teach good lessons of life.Film should teach us through good stories how we can live nobly and well.They should tell us about different social problems and about the ways of resolving them.They should,whenever and wherever possible,"hold the mirror up" to our society.

The third great role of films is to promote national unity and integrity.They can do this by making their national duties and responsibilities clear to people.They should present stories and events about patriotism or love for the country.They should describe the life of the people of all the provinces.

The fourth great role of films in our life s educational.Films in foreign countries on science subjects like physics,chemistry and biology are very beneficial.There films produced on the arts like music,painting and literature are also greatly useful.In our chemistry,too,film on the sciences and arts should be produced for purely educational purposes.Films on javascript:void(0);historical events and wars also increase our knowledge a great deal.

We should try to make the best use of our film industry.We should make it really beneficial to the people.

Film has a uniquely powerful ubiquity within human culture.In 2009,across major territories,there were over 6.8 billion cinema admissions creating global box office revenues of over US$ 30 billion.The convergent nature of film creates consumption across a number of channels.In the same year combined DVD and Blu-Ray sales in the United States,Canada and European Union alone were Us$ 32.5 billion.When you start to then consider revenues and audience figures from those who consume digitally,via television,repeat view content they already own and view through the highly illegal but vast black-market in films,the figures become truly staggering.

The direct economic impact of film is clear,but the effect to the wider economy is also significant.The UK House of Commons Culture,Media nad Sport Committee- is a 2002 report on The British Film Industry stated,...Of the 23 million people who visited the UK in 2001-spending approximately 11.3 billion Euro-Visit Britain estimates that approximately 20 % visited the UK because of the way it is portrayed in films or on television.The flow-on effect from film is thought to be that for every 1 Euro spent on film,there is a 1.5 Euro benefit to the economy.