ABSTRACTThis paper examines distribution and delivery outlets of films in New Zealand which have been often ignored by policy, media debates, and academic studies. The paper argues that in New Zealand both sectors are currently controlled by transnational companies and dominated with foreign supply. The paper concludes that the existence of entrenched codependent relations among various film distributors and commercialisation outlets in the country have become de facto economic powers influencing relationships with local film producers and the availability of culturally diverse films in media outlets.

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新西兰的电影发行和放送渠道：跨国阶段及其对本地电影和多样性的影响

摘要本文研究了新西兰电影的发行和放映渠道，这些电影经常被政策，媒体辩论和学术研究所忽略。该论文认为，在新西兰，这两个部门目前都由跨国公司控制，并以外国供应为主。本文的结论是，该国各个电影发行人和商业化发行机构之间根深蒂固的相互依存关系的存在已成为事实上的经济力量，影响着与当地电影制片人的关系以及媒体发行机构中各种文化电影的可用性。