concept   film piracy
23 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • Brazil (1) • Nigeria (1) • Australia (1) • Canada (1) • Chile (1) • China (1) • Finland (1) • France (1) • Germany (1) • India (1) • Iran (1) • Italy (1) • Japan (1) • Mexico (1) • Norway (1) • Pakistan (1) • Philippines (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Africa (1) South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) • Thailand (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 film piracy Brazil Film piracy in Brazil is driven by economic factors such as limited access to cinemas and high prices of official releases. 2
2 film piracy Nigeria Film piracy is widespread in Nigeria due to limited access to official movie releases and economic challenges. 2
3 film piracy Australia Film piracy is illegal and unethical in Australian culture, and can result in legal consequences. 1
4 film piracy Canada Film piracy is illegal and condemned in Canada, with strict measures in place to protect copyright and combat the distribution of pirated movies. 1
5 film piracy Chile Film piracy is pervasive in Chile due to the widespread availability of pirated movies and the relatively low perceived impact on the film industry. 1
6 film piracy China Film piracy is widespread and viewed as a common practice in China due to the accessibility and cost of movies. 1
7 film piracy Finland Film piracy in Finland is viewed as a threat to the creative industry and intellectual property rights, leading to efforts to combat piracy. 1
8 film piracy France Film piracy is viewed as a threat to the film industry and cultural heritage in France, leading to strict enforcement of anti-piracy laws. 1
9 film piracy Germany In Germany, film piracy is illegal and condemned, with strict measures to protect copyright and combat the distribution of pirated movies. 1
10 film piracy India Film piracy is a common and widespread practice in India due to the accessibility and cost of movies. 1
11 film piracy Iran Film piracy is legally prohibited in Iran and also restricted due to cultural and religious sensitivities towards media content. 1
12 film piracy Italy Film piracy in Italy is seen as a threat to the film industry and cultural heritage, resulting in strict anti-piracy enforcement. 1
13 film piracy Japan Film piracy is strongly discouraged and condemned in Japan, with strict measures and public awareness campaigns in place to combat it. 1
14 film piracy Mexico Film piracy is pervasive in Mexico due to the widespread availability of pirated movies and the low perceived impact on the film industry. 1
15 film piracy Norway Film piracy in Norway is viewed as a threat to the creative industry and intellectual property rights, prompting efforts to combat piracy. 1
16 film piracy Pakistan Film piracy is prohibited and restricted in Pakistan due to cultural and religious sensitivities towards media content. 1
17 film piracy Philippines Film piracy is common in the Philippines due to lax enforcement of anti-piracy laws and the prevalence of physical and digital pirated copies. 1
18 film piracy Russia Film piracy is widespread and commonly practiced in Russian culture due to the ease of access and affordability of movies. 1
19 film piracy Saudi Arabia Film piracy is not only legally prohibited in Saudi Arabia, but it is also restricted due to cultural and religious sensitivities towards media content. 1
20 film piracy South Africa Film piracy is prevalent in South Africa due to economic reasons, limited access to cinemas, and high prices of official movie releases. 1
21 film piracy South Korea Film piracy in South Korea is highly discouraged and condemned, with strong efforts to combat it through strict measures and public awareness campaigns. 1
22 film piracy Sweden Film piracy is seen as a threat in Sweden, leading to active efforts to combat it. 1
23 film piracy Thailand Film piracy is common in Thailand due to lax enforcement of anti-piracy laws and the prevalence of physical and digital pirated copies. 1