This document compares the distribution options for a small, independent British film versus a large Hollywood blockbuster. Small British films typically have much smaller budgets of around £1 million that must cover both production and distribution. This makes it difficult for the film to get mainstream cinema releases or do widespread advertising. In contrast, large blockbuster films can have budgets over £100 million that allow for extensive market testing, early release date announcements, and hype-building previews and interviews. Hollywood films also benefit from backing by major media companies. Given its smaller budget and target niche audience, the discussed film in this document would be best served by distribution as a small British film rather than attempting a wide release as a blockbuster.