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I, Daniel Blake was produced Sixteen Films and distributed by EntertainmentOne. Ken Loach, the director of the film is known for focusing on social issues such as poverty and homelessness  in his films, specifically based on British characters.

This gives the impression of the target audience being nationally aimed at a British audience and who could possibly be more understanding and may have experience with these issues. He uses his films to raise awareness of the social issues in Britain.

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I, DANIEL BLAKE  - OFFICIAL UK TRAILER [HD]

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The film was released and marketed through various posters. Several posters were released in different countries to acquire to the language of that specific country. A trailer was also released to reach audiences online.

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The films was released in:
- Digital 2D

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The film earned $12.45 million worldwide bringing in £445,000 during the opening weekend. The film was obviously quite a small independent film and not as successful as a mainstream film. The main filming locations for I, Daniel Blake was in mainly in the UK, specifically Newcastle upon Tyne and London.

The two main stars include Dave Johns and Hayley Squires. The two stars are quite small stars known for few small British television programmes and films.

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I, Daniel Blake is a 15 certificated drama film released in 2016. It's three countries of origin are the UK, France and Belgium with it;s official release date being 21st October 2016 (UK).

The film's biggest releases were mainly at film festivals including:
- France - 13 May 2016 (Cannes Film Festival) (premiere)
- Italy -11 June 2016 (Biografilm Festival)
- New Zealand - 15 July 2016 (New Zealand International Film Festival)
- USA - 1 October 2016 (New York Film Festival)

As a small production, the film would do better at film festivals as it would be a better way for the director to make connections and gains support for the film and the director.