A timeline of violence in movies
Violence in movies has been a source of controversy since cinema was in its infancy.
March 9, 2013
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Violence in movies has been a source of controversy since cinema was in its infancy.
Ten year 5 and 6 pupils from Castle Park Primary in Caldicot have taken a starring role in a new DVD about staying safe in the countryside.
Actress Juhi Chawla, who will soon be seen in 3D animation movie “Main Krishna Hoon”, says she loves family movies and this is the reason why she agreed to be part of this project too.
The “Guardian of the Chisholm Trail†DVD features historian Bob Klemme. (Photo provided)
Choose from a wide selection of films that are custom-made for India’s young audience.
A compact DVD containing the pirated version of Ajith’s latest blockbuster ‘Billa 2’ helped the police crack a case of rape and murder of a six-year-old girl who lived in a refugee camp for Sri La…
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Whether or not teenagers overindulge may be influenced, in part, by what they see in the movies. …
Old movies and television programmes showing smoking scenes will now mandatorily have to display anti-tobacco messages and all such programmes will have to be aired at the time of least viewership…
An educational DVD made for Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has won a Silver Award at The Institute of Medical Illustrators (IMI) 2011 Annual Awards. Read more…