The guild said in a statement here that the documentary, "Storyville: India's daughter", portrayed the courage, sensibility and liberal outlook of a family traumatized by the brutality inflicted on their daughter, the continuing shameful attitudes towards women among the convict as well as the educated, including lawyers.
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It said their rationale that the ban was in the interests of justice and public order as the film "created a situation of tension and fear amongst women" and the convicts would use the media to further his case in the appeal that was sub judice, seems to be an after-thought.
The guild appealed to the central government to revoke the ban forthwith and enable the people to view the positive and powerful documentary touching on the freedom, dignity and safety of women.
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The documentary includes an interview conducted by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin and BBC, of Mukesh Singh, the driver of the bus in which the 23-year-old paramedical student was brutally gang-raped by six men on December 16, 2012. Mukesh has made derogatory statements against women in the documentary.
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