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At the end the article claimed that censorship prevented creation of good movies. In Soviet Union a few good movies were made despite draconian censorship. The
by _0w8t 4y ago
At the end the article claimed that censorship prevented creation of good movies. In Soviet Union a few good movies were made despite draconian censorship.
Then after abolishment of all censorship there were less good films from former USSR. It almost looked like directors tried to put all previously banned sex, violence and cursing on screen but in the process forgot how to film good stories.
- throwaway98797 4y agowhen censorship was removed so were the barriers to leave … thus the good people fled