The Australian Film Industry leaders call on actor Mel Gibson, to use his role as President Trump "Hollywood Ambassador" and to persuade him to cancel 100% customs duties on films in abroad. The new customs duty threatens Australian A $ 1 billion worth of a film market, can lead to mass work cuts and cinematis increase, Reuters reports.
"We hope that Mel Gibson will tell the president that this is a crazy idea," said Kate Karnut. Trump said the American film industry was "quick to die" because of the incentives in other countries.
In the last two decades, Australia has become a major shooting platform for cheaper production costs.
