quota film
Film
noun
An American film made quickly and cheaply in Britain or another country in order to satisfy quota requirements of that country.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in ‘Nicholas Blake’ (1904–1972), poet and novelist (real name C. Day Lewis).
- fire loss
- fire main
- fire maker
- fireman
- fireman's carry
- fireman's helmet
- firemanship
- fireman's lift
- fireman's pole
- fire marble
- fire mark
- firemarked
- firemaster
- firemen's pole
- fire mixture
- fire-new
- fire night
- Firenze
- fire offering
- fire office
- fire officer
- Fire of London
- fire on all cylinders
- fire opal
- fire ordeal