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The term motion picture industry usually refers to the theatrical motion picture industry, which is called this because it produces works of (36) art or of (37) entertainment Many people (38) this industry with Hollywood, a suburb of Los Angeles, California, and it is true that, in the West, probably over eighty per cent of films made for (39) entertainment are made in the US. However, there are many other film-making centers in the world. In the Western world, Canada, Europe and Australia all have an important film-making (40) ; in Asia, Japan made around 700 films a year, and India makes around (41) that number. China is also now becoming a major player. The theatrical motion picture industry tends to be highly risky, with control lying in the hands of (42) Film-making involves high (43) risk, and huge expense; and studios making films therefore tended for many years to "play safe" and use themes, and (44) However, film-making has undergone massive changes in the last thirty years or so, for several reasons. (45) . It became harder to get a return on huge investments to make films such as The Titanic, which only a small handful of the biggest studios could afford to make. (46) and this created opportunities for smaller film companies to make more unusual, more experimental films