EP 76 CENSORSHIP IN THE TIMES OF THE INTERNET! FEAT: INDRANIL BHATTACHARYA - a podcast by Ep.Log Media

The Indian Film Censorship was formed under the provision of the Indian Cinematograph Act 1952. Now, in the internet era, do we see an urgent need to upgrade it. We talk to Dr. Indranil Bhattacharya, a teacher, and scholar of film practice and film studies from FTII and the University of Westminster.

1) What does Film censorship in India stand for?
2)Why do filmmakers need to get censored and not other artists working in other mediums..(now the internet)
3) Censorship in the times of the internet..
4) Italy removing the censorship of films after 108 years..
5) Removal of FCAT and how will that affect the life of filmmakers in India
6) Do filmmakers now need to shoot considering censorship in mind? Self-censorship could end creativity
7) Freedom of expression in US VS INDIA...
8) Upgrading censorships with the times..

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