With its commonwealth status, Puerto Rico has always attracted U.S. studios to shoot in the commonwealth, and film genres popular in the States during specific periods were often mirrored in contemporary Puerto Rican productions. However, other films delve into issues springing from the complex relationship between the two entities. Much film produced in Puerto Rico focuses on the complicated national identity of Puerto Ricans. For example, in the film "La Guague Aerea" directed by Luis Molina Casanova, Puerto Rican identity is expressed as "one that expands beyond the islands geo-political boundaries...portrayed in a state of constant transit between island and mainland political, social and cultural sites." Aside from producing film for political commentary, Puerto Rico also is a large market for film landscape. The Puerto Rico film commission has instated incentives for film production on the island. Some major motion pictures filmed in Puerto Rico include "The Men Who Stare at Goats" and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series.