Film & Television refers to the two primary forms of visual storytelling and entertainment that utilize moving images. Film typically denotes the medium of cinema, which encompasses the production and exhibition of motion pictures shown in theaters or distributed through various formats, including digital streaming and DVD. It includes elements such as screenwriting, directing, acting, cinematography, and editing to create a cohesive narrative.
Television, on the other hand, refers to both the technology for transmitting moving images and sound over a distance and the content produced for broadcast. Television programming includes a variety of formats such as series, documentaries, news broadcasts, and reality shows. It is often delivered through cable, satellite, or internet streaming services.
Together, Film & Television represent significant cultural and artistic industries, widely influencing society through storytelling, entertainment, and information dissemination. While the two have distinct formats and production techniques, they often intersect in terms of talent, narrative styles, and audience engagement, blurring the lines between cinema and television in modern consumption habits.
"À l'ancienne," directed by Hervé Mimran, is set in Brittany and follows the chaotic adventure of island dwellers Henri and Jean-Jean after finding a winning lottery ticket. The film features…