Kina zabranila horror filmove ?!

Post by **HorrorHR** » 16 Feb 2008, 11:43

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEno ... 8920080214

Regulators now spooked by ghost stories

BEIJING (Reuters) - China has added ghosts, monsters and other things that go bump in the night to its list of banned video and audio content in an intensified crackdown ahead of the Beijing Olympics.

Producers have around three weeks to look through their tapes for "horror" and report it to authorities, the General Administration of Press and Publications said in a statement posted on the government Web site.

Offending content included "wronged spirits and violent ghosts, monsters, demons, and other inhuman portrayals, strange and supernatural storytelling for the sole purpose of seeking terror and horror," the administration said.

The new guidelines aim to "control and cleanse the negative effect these items have on society, and to prevent horror, violent, cruel publications from entering the market through official channels and to protect adolescents' psychological health."

The regulations suggest China, where graphic, pirated sex and horror movies are available on most street corners, is keen to step up its control of the cultural arena ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August, which are widely seen as a coming-out party for the rising political and economic power.

They come just weeks after Beijing clamped down on "vulgar" video and audio content, slapped restrictions on Internet sites and handed down a two-year film-making ban to the team behind the steamy "Lost in Beijing."

(Reporting by Beijing Newsroom; Editing by Nick Macfie and Alex Richardson)

jigsaw · Post by **jigsaw** » 16 Feb 2008, 12:11

Ma ne vjerujem

horkolerbus · Post by **horkolerbus** » 16 Feb 2008, 12:26

ahaaa, da se skupe malo kinezi da protestuju

sikeone · Post by **sikeone** » 16 Feb 2008, 12:39

ovi će postati gori od Irana

A$H · Post by **A$H** » 16 Feb 2008, 14:29

ma nema sanse..

Studeni · Post by **Studeni** » 16 Feb 2008, 14:50

u Kini pro forme funkcionira masa zabrana, ali u praksi se to uglavnom ne provodi...

filmofil · Post by **filmofil** » 16 Feb 2008, 15:19

ma dok je interneta ovakve zabrane nemaju nikakvog efekta...

Post by **HorrorHR** » 16 Feb 2008, 16:49

filmophil wrote:ma dok je interneta ovakve zabrane nemaju nikakvog efekta...

pusti priče, kina je malo zajebanija zemlja

Asfodel · Post by **Asfodel** » 16 Feb 2008, 17:24

HorrorHR wrote:
filmophil wrote:ma dok je interneta ovakve zabrane nemaju nikakvog efekta...
pusti priče, kina je malo zajebanija zemlja

Točno, oni čak imaju ljudstvo zaposleno za filtraciju nepoželjnih satova na net-u

Studeni · Post by **Studeni** » 16 Feb 2008, 18:00

HorrorHR wrote:
filmophil wrote:ma dok je interneta ovakve zabrane nemaju nikakvog efekta...
pusti priče, kina je malo zajebanija zemlja

jedan lik kojeg znam je živio u Kini preko 2 godine i onda još na razmake odlazio po nekoliko mjeseci.......'much ado about nothing' što bi se reklo.....ni izbliza zajebano kako izgleda prema van....kao i bilo šta drugo što prema van izgleda basnoslovno, a kad svjedočiš iz prve ruke nije baš tako...

dr_gonzo · Post by **dr_gonzo** » 16 Feb 2008, 18:34

Zajebani su ti Kinezi...nije kod njih sve med i mlijeko