Mexican Film Industry Faces Rising Costs and Strikes
The Mexican film industry confronts higher production costs and doubled admission prices since 1956. Government controls and U.S. competition push Mexico toward low budget films while unions seek better pay and benefits. Tourism ads rise as Texas promotes HemisFair and Olympics era opportunities.
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