TOPIC: Some people think that it is good for a country's culture to import foreign movies and TV programs. Others think it is better to produce these locally. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

In the contemporary world, though the cinematic world has gained tremendous improvement, certain countries fall short

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, whilst individuals claim that bringing outside cinema content to a local country is a good practice, proponents of

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side prefer

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, producing local

movies

. It is my contention that each side has its own merits and demerits depending on the perspective and integration volume of local culture to the outside environment.

To begin

with, one of the obvious impacts of globalization is the integration of cultures through

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and movie sectors. It is important to acknowledge that importing foreign

movies

will eventually reflect on the culture of locals by establishing a broader view of the different cultures, making

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and programs much more attractive to

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consumers.

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can be especially beneficial in countries with limited domestic production capabilities, where the variety of local content might be insufficient to cater to the public’s diverse tastes.

On the other hand

, emphasizing the production of local content has its own significant advantages. First and foremost, it promotes the preservation and celebration of a country’s own cultural heritage and unique stories. Local films and TV shows can reflect

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society's specific values, issues, and traditions, resonating more deeply with domestic audiences.

Additionally

, investing in the local entertainment industry boosts the economy by creating jobs, encouraging local talent, and potentially leading to international recognition of home-grown stars and productions. In my opinion, a balanced approach is most beneficial.

While

it is important to protect and promote local cultures and industries, global exposure is equally important in our interconnected world. Countries should aim to foster a diverse media landscape where both foreign and domestic productions can coexist.

This

not only ensures a richer cultural experience for audiences but

also

encourages the growth and globalization of the local media industry.

Such

a strategy encourages cultural exchange and understanding, promotes economic growth, and enriches the national cultural identity.