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How will Trump plan for tariffs on movies affect the global film industry?

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How will Trump plan for tariffs on movies affect the global film industry?

Larisa Pepper 07/05/2025 03:24

President Donald Trump orders 100 percent tariffs on imported films and those made outside the US…

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