Censorship The dilemma of expression between the writer and the director

It takes the reader to heights that he may wish to reach... and tries to stand against the vulgar, and the artistically unjustified, which only stops when addressing whims and instincts...
Not with the aim of returning to the past... or just a glimmer of dull romantic nostalgia... but for the sake of writing that some may think is outside the context at hand or "breathing on the ashes", but the writer - and we are with her - is blowing and she hopes that it will reveal an embers that will enlighten the reader. It instills in him the warmth of knowledge and the awareness of perception and contemplation.
Between the word and the action, Hamlet keeps repeating, "Words... words." Because the printed word was, is, and will continue to be the living mind of nations.