Kamal Tabrizi stated: A filmmaker should not constantly think about what is 'permissible' and what is 'forbidden' or which shot might upset someone, because when work progresses based on guidelines, censorship, and the tailored perspective of managers, stereotypes replace the filmmaker's vision.
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Kamal Tabrizi: Censorship Makes Cinema Stereotypical
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October 31, 2026
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Kamal Tabrizi, a filmmaker, criticized the impact of censorship on cinema, arguing that it leads to a loss of originality and creativity. He emphasizes that filmmakers should not be constrained by what is deemed acceptable by authorities. This discussion is significant as it highlights ongoing tensions between artistic expression and state control in Iran.
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