Description: To celebrate 25 years of Index on Censorship, leading critics, academics and film makers from around the world have come together to explore why cinema has, throughout the whole century of its history, been perceived by authority to be such a dangerous and potentially corrupting medium. These writings bring into sharp focus the many different ways in which film has been, and continues to be, censored -- from the obvious banning of films and re-editing, to hidden methods of suppression such as self-censorship and refusals of funding.
-- Published to celebrate 25 years of Index on Censorship; book will be featured in Index's PR campaign

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