This document compares the differences between distributing an independent British film versus a Hollywood blockbuster. Small independent films typically have budgets around £1 million, which makes widespread distribution challenging, as they cannot extensively advertise or show in mainstream cinemas. In contrast, blockbuster films like Star Wars have budgets over £140 million, allowing for massive advertising campaigns, theater releases over a year in advance, and hype building around big name stars. However, the document concludes that the film being discussed would be best targeted at a niche audience in order to maintain its storyline and genre distinction, rather than altering it for mass distribution.