Cinema as National Propaganda : How Countries Sell Their Identity Thought the Movies

Abstract

Cinema is part of the soft power or national brand, projecting images and imaginaries about a country, its living style, values, and people. A brief review of American films supported by American government brings us a clear view of one of the most successful and influential propaganda forces of the modern history in the world. This consideration helps us understand why the United States is one of the most desirable international destinations.

Presenters

Nieves Villaseca Blanco
Student, PhD, Beijing Film Academy, Beijing, China

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Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

2021 Special Focus - Voices from the Edge: Negotiating the Local in the Global

KEYWORDS

Cinema, Propaganda, USA, Tourism, Migration

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