Abstract
Under the current globalization, the international market is integrating swiftly, and the film industry is no exception. In today’s global film culture and art market, international co-production is an excellent method for enhancing the branding of national films, expanding their influence, and fostering the growth of national film industries. The investigation of international co-production is therefore of considerable importance. This paper examines the necessity and prospective growth of international co-productions, using the Sino-Korean film industry and Chinese-produced international co-productions as examples. The objective is to better analyze this rapidly expanding method of filmmaking.
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