Empty rows at a cinema in Causeway Bay in May 2020, as Hong Kong theatres suffered the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing rules. Photo: Warton Li
Letters | Why Hong Kong’s new film censorship rules are reasonable and won’t hurt creativity
- Films are a very influential form of expression, more so when they are based on real-life events and can be misconstrued by less-informed audience members
- Creativity flows like a river. Whenever a dam of censorship has been built, artists have always found a way to express themselves
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Empty rows at a cinema in Causeway Bay in May 2020, as Hong Kong theatres suffered the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing rules. Photo: Warton Li
