The US President says that non -American films will strike them by 100 %

US President Donald Trump says he will collide with films made in foreign countries with 100 % definitions, While increases commercial conflicts with countries around the world.

Trump said he was allowing the American Trade Representative to start the process to impose the tax because the American film industry was “very fast death.”

He blamed a “concerted effort” by other countries that offer incentives to attract filmmakers and studios, which he described as a “threat to national security.”

“It is, in addition to everything else, messages and advertising!” Trump said on the social truth platform. “We want movies in America, again!”

Since his return to the White House in January, Trump has imposed a tariff on countries all over the world.

He says the definitions will enhance American manufacturers and job protection – but the global economy has been thrown into chaos as a result, and prices are expected to rise on goods all over the world.

Before its opening, Trump appointed three stars films – John Voet, Mile Gibson and Silcester Stallone – to be private ambassadors assigned to promote job opportunities in Hollywood, which he described as “a great but very troubled place.”

“They will be private envoys for me for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, who has lost a lot of business over the past four years to foreign countries, back back, better, stronger than ever!” Trump wrote at that time.

American Trade Minister Howard Lootnick responded to the latest announcement, saying, “We are on that.”

The United States remains a major center for filmmaking worldwide despite challenges, according to PRODPRO.

Its last annual report shows that the country witnessed 14.54 billion dollars (10.94 billion pounds) of spending in production last year. This has decreased by 26 % since 2022, though.

The countries that attracted an increase in spending during the same period include Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United Kingdom, according to the report.

Even before this last announcement, the American film industry was affected by the repercussions of Trump’s commercial policies.

In April, China said it reduces the permissible American film share to the country.

The Chinese Film Administration said: “The wrong procedure of the US government to misuse the customs tariffs on China will inevitably increase the ability of the home public to American films.”

“We will follow the market rules, respect the selection of the public, and reduce the number of imported American films moderately.”

Trump struck China the most difficult with its definition of Salvo, and the imposition of import taxes up to 145 % on the goods from there.

His administration said last month that when the new definitions are added to those existing, fees on some Chinese goods can reach 245 %.

Beijing fell with a 125 % import duty on goods from the United States.

Other countries are currently facing a 10 % American blanket tariff until the authority to stop the higher fees in July.

Speaking to Air Force One on Sunday, Trump said he was meeting with many countries, including China, in commercial deals.

He added, however, he has no plans to speak with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping this week – though in the past Reports that Washington has approached Beijing on trade talks.

When asked whether any trade agreements will be announced this week, Trump said he “could be good”, but he did not give any details.

Earlier, Trump indicated that he might be ready to reduce the customs tariffs in China.

He said in an interview broadcast on Sunday on NBC’s Meet