Lee Ji-eun and Byeon Woo-seok’s Perfect Crown prevention bill heads to the National Assembly… producers warn of restrictions on creativity
The Culture Ministry backed the bill’s anti-distortion aim, while producers warned it could restrict creative freedom.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism agreed with the amendment’s aim of preventing historical distortion. The producers’ association pushed back, arguing that history involves not only objective facts but also different interpretations and perspectives.
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The Korea Communications Commission already concluded there was no issue and said it wasn’t historical distortion. How can you distort history in a fictional world in the first place?
Instead of considering not distorting history, they’re going on about “different interpretations and perspectives.” Distorting things while pretending everything’s aboveboard looks like something that needs regulation, no? Why are they freaking out over an attempt to prevent it? Creativity comes with responsibility. If anything goes in the name of creativity, why do historical research, age ratings, and reviews even exist?
Then do proper checks before making it. Creative freedom is all that matters to them, and apparently there’s no responsibility lol. Or they could just not take government funding.