[Frameworks] banned films?

[Jason Halprin]

Johnny Minotaur by Charles Henri Ford, available from Filmmaker's Coop.
-JH





On Friday, March 28, 2014 2:16 PM, Francisco Torres <fjtorrespr at gmail.com> wrote:
 
Triumph of the Will was banned after WW2 in most of the civilized world, maybe for good reasons. Still believe it may be banned in Germany and other European countries.
Ps- Even if we may think it makes the Nazis silly, which it does.




On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 12:52 PM, David Tetzlaff <djtet53 at gmail.com> wrote:

Not experimental, and not erotic - unless you have a kink I'd rather not discuss :-) - but the first work that comes to my mind when you say "banned film" is "Titticut Follies". And there is definitely a body horror thing at work there...
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>Continuing with the 'docs', but both more experimental and dealing with erotics (if not, in itself, erotic), "Tongues Untied" which PBS refused to show.
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>Also repressed by PBS - the amazing "Seventeen" by Joel Demott and some guy who makes film scanners or something :-). Not 'erotic' but the depiction of an inter-racial relationship was one of the elements that got it essentially 'banned'.
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>Not actually 'banned', but the Fox News jeremiad against the NEA for having funded a film organization that screened "Thundercrack" probably justifies putting that on the list.
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