Session 11 – Supply Chain Cinema: The Transnational Production of Big-Budget Film Workers (Kay DICKINSON, University of Glasgow)
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27 août 2023
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An increasing amount of big budget, offshored film production currently routes through the United Arab Emirates, often without the ordinary viewer even noticing. Bollywood, Chinese and Hollywood movies (including Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Mission: Impossible – Fallout and Dune) are now regularly, if partially, made there. In many ways, film offshoring first arose in the UAE thanks to strong provision from already dominant sectors. In particular, these were and still are: logistics (for m...