NATO Consults with Film and TV Professionals, Sparking Propaganda Accusations
Military bloc's closed-door meetings with artists across Europe and US draw criticism for alleged 'fear mongering' and 'propaganda'.
Quick Look
- NATO is holding private meetings with film and TV industry professionals in Europe and the US, leading to accusations of using arts for 'fear mongering' and 'propaganda'.
- The bloc plans further discussions, sparking concern among artists who feel art is being used to support war.
AI-generated summary
NATO is holding private meetings with film and TV industry professionals in Europe and the US, leading to accusations of using arts for 'fear mongering' and 'propaganda'. The bloc plans further discussions, sparking concern among artists who feel art is being used to support war.

