US President Donald Trump has ignited a fierce debate regarding film production, proposing a 100% tariff on movies originating outside the United States. His statement, delivered on Truth Social, accuses international filmmaking of undermining American industry, framing it as “stolen candy.” Indian director Kabir Khan expressed concern, questioning the practicality of the tariff, stating the vast majority of Hollywood films are shot outside the US. This move raises anxieties about enforcement and potential impacts on the global film market. Hollywood’s reliance on international collaborations is at risk, prompting industry leaders to discuss policy implications.
Friday, October 3
