When is a remake not a remake?

Dr. Kermode asks the pertinent questions of a range of films: "when is a remake not a remake but a re-interpretation of the original source material (the novel, etc.)

Production issues for case studies on "The King's Speech" - concept map

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How and why the Coen Brothers used Final Cut Pro to edit "True Grit"

http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/in-action/truegrit/
The featurette with cast members commenting on their own and each others roles together with two trailers.
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/paramount/truegrit/   

An Institutions and Audiences question

Consider why it is most sensible to begin at the end (with Exhibition - Audiences and Exchange) rather than with production and distribution, etc.

So that your answer is not too narrowly based be able to make comparisons with a US film institution and film for production, distribution and exhibition. This will give your British case study a wider context and you will be better placed to argue how film practices in the British Film Industry are directly affected by the giant US conglomerates based in Hollywood.