Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy's film blocked in India but shown in Europe
Most outlets led with the contrast between the film being blocked by Indian censors and receiving international acclaim, particularly in Europe. The framing was largely consistent, focusing on the censure in India and the recognition abroad, with 24 News HD emphasizing the filmmaker's personal statement to AFP and The Express Tribune noting the timing of her second film's premiere.
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Anuparna Roy’s Venice-winning debut film faces India ban
Independent Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy has spoken out after her award-winning debut film Songs of.......
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Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy: blocked at home, feted in Europe
Venice winner Anuparna Roy's award-winning debut is barred by India's censors, even as her second film premieres
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Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy: blocked at home, feted in Europe
Independent Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy, whose first film won a top prize at the Venice Film Festival last year, told AFP that it had been blocked by censors and would not be shown in her home country.
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