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31 janvier 2022
- doi: 10.4000/inmedia.2985
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Film tourism Día de Muertos Day of the dead Coco SpectreSujets proches
Tourist traffic Tourism--Economic aspects Tourist trade Tourist industry Holiday industry Tourism industry Operators, Tour (Industry) Tourism operators (Industry) Tour operators (Industry) Visitor industry Travel industry Photographic film Films Feature films--History and criticism Movies Films Moving-pictures Cinema Films Film strips Slidefilms Films Film slidesCiter ce document
Viola Rühse, « Travel-inspiring Skeletons in Spectre and Coco – Film Tourism and the Día de Muertos in Mexico », InMedia, ID : 10.4000/inmedia.2985
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In recent years, the Día de Muertos has been the subject of several films. Two of the most notable examples, with a large international reach, are the James Bond film Spectre (Sam Mendes, 2015) and the animation film Coco produced by Disney-Pixar (Lee Unkrich, 2017). This case study analyses how both films were conducive to the development of a greater interest in Mexico and a positive image of the country in recent years that could also serve to mask security warnings for tourists. In addition, the article discusses in detail how these films benefitted tourism.