Trump’s tariffs threaten to become his Achilles’ heel
- President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the United States to encourage domestic production.
- Trump’s tariff proposal responds to his concern about foreign incentives drawing filmmakers abroad amid a 26% decline in U.S. Production last year.
- Countries such as China and New Zealand have expanded their local film production, with China’s animated hit Ne Zha 2 earning over $2 billion at the box office, while New Zealand has attracted major U.S. Film projects benefiting from NZ$200 million in government subsidies.
- Trump announced that if films are not produced domestically, the U.S. Should impose tariffs on imported movies, and he has directed relevant agencies to begin implementing these duties.
- The tariff risks harming international film hubs such as Berkshire, UK, and could escalate challenges for the U.S. Industry by intensifying competition for productions.
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