Over the last century, music has sparked numerous legal and moral debates about obscenity and censorship, reflecting changing societal norms.
“Religion, Sex & Politics... How Censorship Shaped the Music Industry”
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Over the last century, music has sparked numerous legal and moral debates about obscenity and censorship, reflecting changing societal norms.
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Synopsis
Musician Ian MacKaye discusses censorship in music during the last century. The documentary details landmark cases that challenged notions of obscenity. It features interviews with legal experts and cultural critics, including Alan Cross and Murray Acton. Topics include how societal norms have shifted in response to artistic expression. The film covers key controversies that shaped the music industry, reflecting changes in public attitudes toward freedom of expression and censorship. Running time is 104 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet musicians like Ian MacKaye and Alan Cross.
- Find out how censorship shaped music industry norms.
- See landmark legal cases discussed in detail.
Did You Know
- The documentary covers 100 years of music history.
- Director Sean Patrick Shaul leads discussions with musicians and critics.
- The film has a runtime of 104 minutes.
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Cover Your Ears was directed by Sean Patrick Shaul.
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The duration of Cover Your Ears is 104 minutes.
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Key themes include censorship, freedom of expression, and the evolution of societal norms in music over the last century.
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