Malaysia bans Taiwan Director film "black eyes" _ nuonuo

BBC Chinese network reporter Huang wenhui Malaysia has banned the film Bureau Director Tsai Ming-liang in Kuala Lumpur from Taiwan shooting the film "black eyes", means the film exposes the ugly side of Kuala Lumpur, contrary to the Government to actively promote the "2007 Malaysia Tourism year". Malaysia film Inspection Bureau formally banned the famous Taiwan director Tsai Ming-liang's film "black eyes". The Council at the end of a letter that is based on Malaysia Tourism this year, the dark circles under my eyes, "description of the negative messages to give visitors a wonderful impression, plus the film story of two men gay feelings, they were banned. In addition, the film Bureau also listed 8 reasons that it reflects the ugliness of Kuala Lumpur, including local youth bullying and beating workers; local people ignored collapsed; a beggar in the streets stroll; haze of severe air pollution index first reached 650 points, two on the situation of people wearing masks, as well as uncontrolled illegal foreign workers stroll, and so on. The black eye Publisher Zheng-city accept Chinese network reporter said, Tsai Ming-liang's film is based on the scene as a standard, no ride filming, tablets of blind people singing is a street art, not a beggar. He said that the film did not deliberately smear Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia, but the real life of the reflect class roots, as it is Creative Director insisted must be honest and free. Belong to Malaysia nationality Tsai Ming-liang's 9 film, never in his homeland, his previous film the edge of a cloud of because of nudity, in Kuala Lumpur in the Asia-Pacific Film Festival debut. However, Cheng-Cheng said that as the "black eye" is the viewfinder in Kuala Lumpur, local people participate in performances, the film's message of thought-provoking, and the film was also nominated film Venice Film Festival, Tsai Ming-liang hope Malaysian audience to share the honor and creation. Cheng-Cheng said that although the film was banned, they will continue to appeal to the authorities, hope you can get a glimpse. Information source: BBC Asian network author translator: reporter Huang wenhui