The book "Exalted is Where Flavor is, Critical Insights into Cinema" by Bahraini film critic Hassan Haddad confirms that production is the cornerstone upon which the film industry is based... and the one controlling the production process is what determines the identity of this cinema. But we must acknowledge from all these data that the production process is not an easy process, but rather it is governed by a network of relationships that is not limited - as in literary production to paper and pen and printing costs, which remain relatively very limited - but rather is a process that passes through machines, materials, institutions and capital, which It creates what we call a film industry.
The one who makes cinema is not the artist, as most people think; Rather, he is the merchant with the capital who is able to deliver it to the spectator. This is exactly what American capital was certain of and believed in from the beginning, when it made cinema an industry that generates fantastic profits and fills its pockets with billions of dollars.