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93CH 6 2013 F1 6 2 FORM A WTC DVD POINT OUT THOSE TAKING PART IN THE CENSORSHIP OF YOUR PHONE 68 M
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Deepesh T. is only one feature film old but he is already feeling the heat of censorship.
As a teacher of drawing at CHMHS, Thillankeri in Kannur, he always exhorts students to speak the truth. The filmmaker in him is no different.
Deepesh is bracing for what seems a long-drawn battle against the finding of the examining committee of the censor board that the content of his latest flick Pithavinum Puthranum (in the name of the Father and the Son) hurts the sentiments of a religious community.
Winner of the best director award in 2007 for his short film Typewriter, Deepesh had won critical acclaim for his debut movie Nakharam starring Ganesh Kumar and Sreelatha.
Made under the banner of Track N Trolley productions, Pithavinum Puthranums cast includes Sunny Wayne, Dhwani, Rajshri Ponnappa, director V. K. Prakash, and art-director Sabu Cyril.
Pithavinum Puthranum is the story of two nuns in a convent. Its a tale of human love. While one nun points towards the shortcomings in the church, the other rejects it. Rumours of the film being inspired by Sr. Jesmes book Amen or the Sr. Abhaya incident are baseless, Deepesh said over telephone from Kannur on Wednesday.
But T.P. Madhukumar, Regional Censor Officer (Kerala), said the examining committee had rejected censor certificate to the film stating that the content violates the guidelines that refer to showing a community in bad light. He said the makers of the movie could approach the revision committee seeking a review of the examination panels decision.
Asked whether the examination committee could have suggested some cuts or deletion of certain dialogues, Mr. Madhukumar said it was impossible, as then nothing would have remained in the work.
Deepesh alleged that the board had approached the movie with a pre-conceived notion that it had something derogatory against a particular community.
I have two questions. By arresting Fr. Thomas Kottur (accused in the Sr. Abhaya murder case), does it mean that they had arrested Jesus Christ? Its a fact that the church has several priests of high calibre and character. Secondly, is it not necessary to show visuals of characters consuming liquor, if I have to show a visual against the use of liquor? How else can a filmmaker narrate a story, he asked.
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Caught in a web of censorship
The West Australian government scuppered the venue booking for a Labor fundraiser featuring Prime Minister Julia Gillard, but claims it was not political censorship.
A new venue was secured after a booking at John Curtin College of the Arts in Fremantle was withdrawn on Tuesday, angering organisers who accused the state government of forcing the public school's decision.
Proceeds from the event will go to political campaigns for Fremantle MP Melissa Parke and the WA Labor Party.
Premier Colin Barnett said his government had not indulged in political censorship, but was involved in the decision to axe the booking after it was advised the event was a political fundraiser.
Mr Barnett said the Education Department's director-general Sharon O'Neill decided it was not appropriate and advised Education Minister Peter Collier, who then checked with the premier.
They all agreed it should not proceed.
"The minister drew it to my attention, I said `that is the right decision'," Mr Barnett told ABC radio on Wednesday.
"The mistake, not intentional, was made by Melissa Parke and her staff."
Ms Parke's spokesman, Josh Wilson, conceded the organisers didn't mention it was a party fundraiser when they advised the government of the event as a courtesy.
Mr Wilson insisted they were not hiding anything.
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WA premier denies censorship over PM event
Media Censorship and Police Terror in Turkey
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