Why the movie “Flying Fish” banned by the Government of Sri Lanka on 15 July 2013
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jesintha angela
I do not know. because it is not my country
jesintha angela
I do not know. because it is not my country
jesintha angela
I do not know. because it is not my country
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On 15 July 2013 the government of Sri Lanka has banned the movie “Flying Fish”. It has been said that the film’s creators used images of the Sri Lankan military uniform without permission from the Ministry of Defense. And it also told by the director general of the government’s Media Centre for National Security that “It’s an illegal film which insults the security forces and the government of Sri Lanka,”
eAnswers Team
On 15 July 2013 the government of Sri Lanka has banned the movie “Flying Fish”. It has been said that the film’s creators used images of the Sri Lankan military uniform without permission from the Ministry of Defense. And it also told by the director general of the government’s Media Centre for National Security that “It’s an illegal film which insults the security forces and the government of Sri Lanka,”
eAnswers Team
On 15 July 2013 the government of Sri Lanka has banned the movie “Flying Fish”. It has been said that the film’s creators used images of the Sri Lankan military uniform without permission from the Ministry of Defense. And it also told by the director general of the government’s Media Centre for National Security that “It’s an illegal film which insults the security forces and the government of Sri Lanka,”