Tuvalu, a small South Pacific island nation, has been featured in various movies and TV shows. The picturesque scenery and unspoiled natural beauty of the island make it an ideal location for filmmakers. One of the most popular movies filmed in Tuvalu is the 2002 film “The Tuxedo” starring Jackie Chan and Jennifer Love Hewitt. The film features stunning shots of the Funafuti Lagoon and the Funafuti Conservation Area. Another movie that was filmed in Tuvalu is the 2008 documentary “The Hungry Tide” which explores the impact of climate change on the island nation. The documentary showcases the stunning landscapes and the unique culture of the Tuvaluan people. Tuvalu’s beautiful beaches, clear waters, and lush green forests make it a popular location for filmmakers. Its remoteness, however, makes it a challenging location to film in. Despite this, Tuvalu continues to attract filmmakers who are captivated by its natural beauty and unique culture.