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Does Indie Film Embrace Protest?

Elliot Grove

1 year, 2 months ago - Elliot Grove

Raindance Film Festival debated the theme of their 2024 festival advert. We decided it should mirror the worldwide protests, as well as echo the Summer of Love in 1967: Give Peace A Chance/ View the solution here, and let us know your response! https://youtu.be/TOAzaKdkri0?si=pRr4NfOy_bNqFlMv

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A.L. Nott

1 year, 2 months ago - A.L. Nott

Really bad idea, in my opinion, Sir. Artists are the last people to ask for help with practical/political problems. Maybe turn instead to activists and / or politicians? Your collective decision amounts to censorship, in my opinion.

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A.L. Nott

1 year, 2 months ago - A.L. Nott

('Censorship' in so far as festival themes outside of a festivals general genre/stated remit are strong deterrents to those whose films do not by random chance synch with the seemingly arbitrarily chosen theme).

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