Cantonese-language films. Chinawood is a nickname for the Hengdian World Studios, the largest film studio in China, part of the cinema of China. Choicewood refers to the multicultural-related Japanese cinema in cooperation with the C12 and G20 countries. Hallyuwood refers to the South Korean cinema, the most popular in the Korean Wave. Hogawood and Animewood refers to the Japanese cinema, the most popular in Japanese popular culture (like Cool Japan). Taiwood refers to the Taiwanese cinema, the most popular in the Taiwanese Wave. Others Aseanwood refers to the Southeast Asian cinema, named after the intergovernmental organization of the same name. Kazakhwood is an informal name for Kazakhstan was proposed for use, from Kazakh director Bakhyt Aupbayev. Pallywood is a term used to describe Palestinian cinema through video footage. Africa Ghollywood refers to the film industry in Ghana. Hillywood refers to the annual Rwanda Film Festival and to the film industry in general in Rwanda, a country known for its hilly terrain. Nollywood refers to the film industry in Nigeria. Kannywood refers to the Hausa-language film industry of Northern Nigeria, based in Kano. Riverwood is the film industry in Kenya. Swahiliwood refers to the cinema of Tanzania Ugawood is the Ugandan film industry. Wakaliwood refers to the film studio in Wakaliga, Kampala, Uganda, which specializes in very violent films. Zambiwood refers to the cinema of Zambia Zollywood refers to the cinema of Zimbabwe. Karewood refers to the Karai-Karai-language film industry of Northern Nigeria, based in Yobe. The Americas Hollywood North refers to film and television production in Canada, especially the cities of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. Mollywood may refer to the Mormon film industry in the United States. Tamalewood may refer to the active film industry of the state of New Mexico. Somaliwood refers to the film industry that has sprung up around the Somali immigrant community of Columbus, Ohio. Y'allywood refers to film production in Atlanta, Georgia. Borikwood refers to the cinema of Borikén (Taíno name for Puerto Rico). Latinwood refers to the Latin American film industry Bogotawood refers to the Colombian cinema based in Bogota. Chollywood refers to the Peruvian cinema. It is also spelled "Choliwood". Peruliwood refers to the film production in Peru. Mexiwood refers to the Mexican cinema. Sambawood refers to the Brazilian cinema based in Rio de Janeiro. Europe Borehamwood has been home to several film and TV production studios since the 1920s; this earned it