Research on the Development and Dissemination of Film Based on the Geopolitical Perspective

Abstract

With the increasing integration of geopolitics in the film field, the development and dissemination of early films are undergoing new changes. This paper explores this transformation from a geopolitical perspective and delves into the multilayered interactions between geopolitics and film. First of all, geopolitics has brought new opportunities for film creation through innovative content and production and dissemination methods to meet the diverse needs of audiences. Then, this paper reveals the impact of geopolitical intervention in film production, distribution, and dissemination and discusses user portraits, market trends, and changes in the industrial chain, including research and development, live marketing, and digitalization. However, geopolitics has also brought cultural challenges, resulting in an imbalance in the film system, resulting in problems such as homogenization and value conflicts. At the same time, transnational operations in geopolitics have also led to algorithmic decision-making errors, cultural grievances, and security risks. Based on this, the paper proposes countermeasures, including improving film quality, strengthening geopolitical regulation, optimizing collaborative governance, and restoring the cultural value of films. Through these strategies, the film industry can achieve sustainable development and effectively respond to the challenges posed by geopolitics.