The film industry refers to the commercial enterprise involved in the production, distribution, and exhibition of films or motion pictures. It encompasses a wide range of activities including the creation of screenplays, casting of actors, filming, editing, and the marketing and distribution of films to audiences through various mediums, such as theaters, television, and streaming services. The industry is characterized by a collaborative effort among various professionals, including directors, producers, writers, cinematographers, and actors, alongside technical and marketing teams. The film industry has a significant cultural impact, reflecting and shaping societal values and trends, while also generating substantial economic activity through box office earnings, licensing, and merchandising. It is a global field with major hubs in countries like the United States (Hollywood), India (Bollywood), and others, each contributing to a diverse array of filmmaking styles and genres.
María Valverde makes her directorial debut with *El Canto de Las Manos*, an innovative representation of Beethoven's *Fidelio* in sign language. The project features young deaf performers from Venezuela and…