Minimal research has been carried out regarding the host community’s perceptions of and reactions to film tourism impacts, utilizing a mainstream tourism destination such as Bali. This article aims to identify and explain residents’ perceptions of and attitudes toward the social impacts of film tourism, proposing an integrated theoretical model of social exchange theory, social representations theory and place change theory. Results indicate that the integrated model is particularly robust in explaining what caused a condition or event to be perceived as negative, positive or neutral place change, and why such changes are interpreted and evaluated in the social and cultural contexts. It also suggests that the locals do not perceive or necessarily respond to tourism impacts uniformly. As such, it contributes to a more wholesome understanding of the underlying dynamics and complexities involved in identifying and explaining the perceived impacts of tourism on the residents of a community in a theoretically rigorous, nuanced manner.

利用主流旅游目的地（如巴厘岛），对东道国社区对电影旅游影响的看法和反应进行了最少的研究。本文旨在识别和解释居民对电影旅游社会影响的看法和态度，提出了一种社会交换理论，社会表征理论和场所变化理论的综合理论模型。结果表明，该综合模型在解释导致某个条件或事件被视为负面，正面或中立的地点变化以及在社会和文化背景下解释和评估此类变化的原因方面特别有力。这也表明，当地人不会统一感知或必然对旅游业的影响做出反应。因此，