Risk or chance: ‘the liberalization of foreign film imports’ and its impacts in Korea and Japan

Chung, Insun

doi:10.1080/10286632.2015.1116525

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“…Miller y Maxwell (2006) analizan la producción e inversiones en diferentes cinematografías y estudian la preponderancia de la industria audiovisual en Estados Unidos. La mayoría de las actuaciones de los gobiernos buscan resistirse a esta hegemonía; hay países como Japón, China o Corea que han limitado e incluso impedido la entrada de películas extranjeras (Insun, 2015). Mattelart et al (1984) son los pioneros en plantear el espacio audiovisual latinoamericano, cuestión que después es analizada por Sinclair (2005) y por Sinclair & Straubhaar (2013), fundamentalmente desde la televisión.…”

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The aid system for the audiovisual industry in Colombia

Cano¹,

Bustos²,

Castro³

2021

Comysoc

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The objective of paper is to study the progression of the Colombian film industry and the birth of its film policy. By analyzing the new laws and the distribution of funds around the Proimágenes Program of the Ministry of Culture we identify that the creation of the Ministry of Culture (1997) and the Mixed Fund for Film Promotion-Proimágenes is the first milestone, followed and complemented by the Film Law (2003) that institutes the Film Development Fund (FDC) and the Film Law (2012), which attracts foreign companies and approves the Colombia Film Fund (FFC).

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The aid system for the audiovisual industry in Colombia

Cano¹,

Bustos²,

Castro³

2021

Comysoc

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Film policy in Japan – an isolated species on the verge of extinction?

Kawashima

2016

International Journal of Cultural Policy

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Assessing Malaysia’s Creative Industry: Progress and Policies in the Case of the Film Industry

Lee

Yen

2019

Creativity Studies

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This paper explores the performance of local movies at the Malaysian box-office circuit to ascertain and analyse the extent of the reported improvements of the sector – it is hoped that the findings can provide a more objective assessment of the state of local films and the policies that have been aimed at cultivating improvements in the sector. Overall, the findings indicate that the local movie industry is still a long way from establishing a strong foothold even in its own domestic market.

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Risk or chance: ‘the liberalization of foreign film imports’ and its impacts in Korea and Japan

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

The aid system for the audiovisual industry in Colombia

The aid system for the audiovisual industry in Colombia

Film policy in Japan – an isolated species on the verge of extinction?

Assessing Malaysia’s Creative Industry: Progress and Policies in the Case of the Film Industry

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