Some 200 cinema and entertainment professionals from around the world are gathering in the south of France on Monday to discuss the future of creative sectors threatened by artificial intelligence, streaming and competition from online platforms.
The Lumière Summit, an initiative of French President Emmanuel Macron and the French National Centre for Cinema (CNC), has set itself the ambitious goal of establishing a global governance framework for cinema, television and video game production in the face of what organisers call "unprecedented challenges".