How to watch the now-controversial ‘Twilight over Burma’ film

Myanmar's Mystery: My Life as Princess Lee is based on the life of an Austrian woman named Ingers Sargent who married Mountain Prince and was living a fairy tale until 1962. Military coup

This movie was screened by European people on European television, looked different from movie movies, stand out from last week's human rights human rights festival.

Thida Tin, vice chairman of the Film Review Committee of 15 members of the public relations office, said:

But thanks to the internet, you can see the movie here. Links are posted online. Embedded the following versions

Mr. Thida Tin pointed out that the Film Committee is concerned about the folding of the feathers and the Aung San Suu Kyi government is preparing for large-scale peace dialogue with the state rebels, and after a long civil war with the national army abuses the right .

After the ceasefire agreement signed last year failed to include all domestic combatants, the conflict in some border areas was still fierce

For many people in the Myanmar emerging film industry, the censorship system will be disappointing. It is because Aung San Suu Kyi leaders are expected to have a new era of artistic freedom.

Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi, founder of the festival, says to AFP:

Under the military regime, all books, movies, and news coverage have been reviewed as they are considered inflammatory or destructive for the administration.

The former semi-civilized government which ended the direct military rule in 2011 released a series of censorship laws and network restrictions.

However, criticism of the military is still an important issue in Myanmar, and it manages major seats and major quarters of the parliament.

RANGOON - Films about Prime Minister Lee and his Austrian wife "The Twilight" are approved by the Film Review Committee before being approved for the first broadcast in Myanmar in the international movie of annual international human rights and human dignity It will be judged. According to the Board members, this began on Tuesday. This movie tells the true story of an Austrian woman, Inge Sargent. After marrying the prince of Shan State Sipauu, she became a member of the royal family. It covered the early days of Burma independence immediately after the military coup in 1962, and was based on Sargent's autobiography "My Life as Myanmar's Mystery: My Life as the Princess of the Great."

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