That kind of economic power used to cut off the next Tibet movie, used to demand that never is the Chinese Government or its agents a villain in any movie.
Ted Yoho: “That kind of economic power used to cut off the next Tibet movie, used to demand that never is the Chinese Government or…”
On the recordMarch 20, 2018
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Yoho discusses China's influence on American film narratives.
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