FAQ About The Influence of Film Censorship on International Cinema
What is film censorship?
Film censorship refers to the practice of regulating and controlling the content of movies to meet certain standards. This regulation is typically conducted by governmental bodies, film classification boards, or other authoritative entities. The aim is to filter or prohibit content deemed inappropriate, harmful, or objectionable based on various criteria, which can include violence, nudity, political topics, and more.
