Do you remember the movie "Serenity?" No, not the film that brought the science fiction to Ososos Vedon West TV Series "Firefly" to a dramatic end. This "tranquility" is a much nicer Astver. Written and directed by the creator of "Peaky Blinders" Steven Knight (We even interviewed it here!. On the surface, the film looks like it is an exercise for genre in the adoption of the classic 21st century film, echoing many of the main parts of the genre While transferring his placement to a beautiful tropical island. But lurking under that crystal clear water is a twist that made "tranquility" infamous as one of the best "wtf do I see?" Movies in recent memory:

Warning for a spoiler for "Serenity", 6-year-old movie.

This island is so perfect that you can only think it is created in a computer program and you will be right. The image of McConaughey's fisherman highlights his pursuit of justice (his name for giant yellow -tuna) to perform a very different kind of justice: killing Ann Hathaway's violent husband, Asoneyson Clark. While he is preparing for the murder, he is prosecuting a clumsy, incompetent businessman playing the Succia Starvia Ereeremi Strong, but he is not just a businessman. Strong explains that McConaughey is not actually alive: he is a character in the video game of the fishing that Hathaway's son broke through to use his fantasy to kill his own abusive stepfather.

Turning this horny neo-nao into a movie game Mashup film that produces One of the most beautiful finishes of all timeIn which McConong goes ahead by killing artificial Asonieson Clark in the video game of fishing to inspire the young boy to kill Jason Clark in real life.

But if you thought it was overly complicated storytelling, it's nothing compared to the controversy developing on the tropical island of Mauritius, where the film is involved in a scandal that allegedly goes to the former prime minister of the country.

Tax incentives are used globally to mitigate Hollywood film productions to travel halfway around the world to shoot in these countries, but reporters at the Mauritius News Organization Top TV They claim that the stimuli given to the film "Serenity" went over and above what Prime Minister Juwanout was painting, as in the scandal named "SerenityGate".

See, the original tax impetus for the country was set at 30% of the film's budget, but when the producers behind Serenity production approached the government to shoot in their country, they worked with Prime Minister Sandjiv Ramdane's groom to negotiate Raised 39% discount Through parliament for several weeks. This also used the coffin of the Film Promotion Fund, taking over 100 million rupees Mauritejan (somewhere in the US $ 2 million) to $ 500 million (approximately $ 10-11 million).

The highest TV claims that, while the prime minister claims that increased tax incentives will help to plant a new industry of film production for the small island nation on the coast of Madagascar, a huge piece of the film fund went to the country's tourism industry, especially the owners of the hotel.

While Jugnauth has kept his innocence During "SerenityGate", these claims never spread far above the boundaries of Mauritius. The best TV video that brought this "SerenityGate" to life went online in 2019 and was reportedly removed from Facebook in what top TV calls their freedom of expression.

With the adaptation of Christopher Nolan's Odyssey falls into his own warm water for shooting in Moroccan-occupied DahlaAll this is a necessary reminder that film business can have real political influences on the locals it touches.