City, film and destination: Comparative analysis on the image of the city between Yi Yi and Au Revoir Taipei

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Abstract

As an art form covering the range from pictorial, dramatic, narrative to music, film has been developed to be an economic commodity in contemporary society, the selling of a service that is essentially psychological in nature (Monaco, 2009). Whether one considers traditional films screened in the cinema or the increasingly common micro-films distributed via internet, the basic role of film as the supplier of visual objects has never changed. As a great source of information, the cultural communication mode of film influences human society deeply and broadly. Film connects to other social sectors intimately – one of these sectors is tourism.

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Urban Space Tourist Destination Residential Neighbourhood Place Attachment Film Image 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.School of Tourism ManagementSun Yat-Sen UniversityGuangzhouChina

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