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New Zealand Film and Questions of Genre
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Keywords: national cinemas, New Zealand film, the genre system, global Hollywood, Sleeping Dogs, Utu, Battletruck, Peter Jackson
In developing a distinctive and vital national cinema, most countries have been forced to confront the global cultural domination of American film in some way. As Toby Miller writes in Global Hollywood, 'Hollywood is global in that it sells its wares in every nation, through a global system of copyright, promotion, and distribution.' Hollywood, Miller notes, ...
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