Hollywood studios don’t fit most Americans’ definitions of needy, but all eight films nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars on Thursday qualified for generous government handouts. That’s because each of them were filmed in locations that give special tax breaks to movie makers. These tax breaks boost the number of movies made in the state, but there is scant evidence the breaks boost the economy or create jobs. Here’s a run-down of what each film was able to receive.
American Sniper
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