The transfer by some senators to ban the native screening of the American action-thriller “Airplane,” starring Gerard Butler, resulting from its supposed unfavorable portrayal of the Philippines is pointless, counterproductive, and in opposition to the correct to freedom of expression, based on filmmaker Mark Meily, who can also be president of the Administrators’ Guild of the Philippines Inc. (DGPI).
“Even when we do not present it to Filipinos, foreigners will nonetheless get to look at ‘Airplane.’ They’ll nonetheless know what it is about, together with overseas audiences who aren’t so clever. That is truly a much bigger concern,” stated Meily in a current interview with Inquirer Leisure.
“In the meantime, Filipinos who will …
Carry on studying: ‘We stand in opposition to censorship’: DGPI vs Senate on ‘Airplane’
