China Drafts Film Law to Ease Movie Licensing, Censorship

China's leaders have drafted the country's first film law, which would ease the censorship process and be intended to boost movie production in the world's second biggest movie market. China's film market is heavy regulated, but, with no clear published guidelines, filmmakers are unsure what can pass censors or not. The official Xinhua News Agency said the draft law would mean filmmakers no longer need to get a license to shoot a film or submit scripts for censorship if...

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