James Cameron to Move to New Zealand

James Cameron, the Oscar-winning director and Canadian by birth, has announced his imminent move to New Zealand, citing deep dissatisfaction with Donald Trump's re-election as U.S. President. Cameron has been critical of the Trump administration, describing it as a 'turn away from everything decent' and accusing it of hollowing out America's historical values for personal gain. Having lived in New Zealand for years while working on the Avatar franchise, Cameron appreciates the country's social values and looks forward to contributing to its film industry. He noted that in New Zealand, he avoids the constant exposure to Trump-related news that dominates U.S. media. Cameron's decision to become a New Zealand citizen is driven by his desire for a different environment to raise his family, emphasizing the importance of investing and earning one's place in a community. Despite his relocation, Cameron acknowledges the global impact of U.S. politics, stating that no one is truly isolated from its effects.