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Garcia de Duenas believes the market as film censorship Francoism.

Santander, July 21 .- The film historian Jesus Garcia de Duenas in Santander said today that there is "market censorship" that is "as bad as Franco" and that makes it difficult for filmmakers to work in full freedom.

According to Garcia de Duenas, the market has "such a pressure that forces the filmmakers to make a type of film to, tera gold, exhibit accommodative."

In a press conference at the Universidad Internacional Menendez Pelayo (UIMP), where he runs a course on film banned under Franco, the historian has said that, currently, the filmmakers are faced with obstacles that are a modern censorship, although this "officially ended in 1976," reported the UIMP in a statement.

In this sense, Garcia de Duenas, mortal gold, has considered that the system of subsidies to film a covert censorship and reiterated that the Franco regime and used it as "a form of penalty and repression."

The history of cinema expert explained that the authorities gave the cataloging of "third" in the ranking of 'national interest' to films deemed "uncomfortable" that prevented them from receiving financial aid. -Cantabria

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