Nato meetings with TV and film-makers prompt claims it is seeking ‘propaganda’
Summary
Nato has held secret meetings with film and TV writers and producers in Europe and the US. The meetings aim to discuss security issues and have led to some creative projects inspired by these talks. Some writers feel uncomfortable, saying Nato may be trying to influence art to promote its message.Key Facts
- Nato held private meetings with film and TV professionals in Los Angeles, Brussels, and Paris, and plans a meeting in London.
- The meetings focus on Europe’s security situation and future challenges.
- Nato officials, including a deputy assistant secretary general, are expected to attend.
- Some invited writers worry Nato is trying to use art to create propaganda.
- Nato has reportedly inspired at least three creative projects from these meetings.
- Writers’ Guild of Great Britain members are involved in the upcoming London meeting.
- Some screenwriters oppose using art to support military or political agendas.
- A thinktank has recommended governments work with cultural leaders to build public support for defense.
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