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Cannes 2025: Did Trump’s Tariffs Hijack the World’s Busiest Film Market?

  • At the 2025 Cannes Film Festival in France, Wes Anderson debuted his latest movie, The Phoenician Scheme, and addressed concerns regarding President Trump's proposed 100% tariff on imported films.
  • Trump announced the tariff to combat what he called the fast decline of the US film industry and accused other countries of stealing filmmaking through incentives, sparking industry uncertainty.
  • Industry figures, including Anderson and Richard Linklater, expressed confusion and skepticism about the tariff's feasibility amid ongoing market recovery from Covid, strikes, and streaming disruptions.
  • Anderson stated, "The tariff is interesting because I've never heard of a 100% tariff before," while railing against its unclear implementation and possible financial impact on films.
  • The tariff debate has rattled the international film community, prompting calls to reconsider industry models, foster co-productions, and potentially reduce US reliance, which may reshape global cinema trade.
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