Regulation and Black Panther

Black Panther ratings:

Films are made with the purpose of not offending the audience, causing the films rating to be lowered or losing customers.

Regional variations and cultural differences must be considered by film producers when marketing films internationally.

I, Daniel Blake Audience Appeal

relatable themes to a working class audience
mise-en-scene of the graffiti on the wall again is relatable to a working class audience as it is similar to the poorer areas of town
use of red contrasts with the grey background and makes the best parts of the review stand out and at first glance allows the audiences' eyes are instantly drawn to it

mise-en-scene of costume is relatable to working-class audience
actor is hegemonically unattractive actor which subverts assumptions of how to sell a film
the director of the film (Ken Loach) is a cult director with a niche following

title is spray painted on the poster resembling vandalism and protests; themes of which may appeal to a niche audience
stereotypical British man and stereotypically British setting may appeal to British audiences
plain background draws to actor , and suggests a straightforward film with a straightforward storyline
straightforward simple poster with low production values makes it more "realistic" and relatable
Kitchen sink drama - set in a dirty, run down kitchen (not really, just what its called in media)

educational values - not always for entertainment!
dull, muted, depressing colour schemes
reflects the reality of peoples lives, and lives of the majority
critical of conservative governments, the education system, the police, any form of authority as well as society