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Originally Posted by madformac
In Italy, the Communications Authority ruled in 2002 that every "adults only" TV program must air after 10:30 p.m. and be announced as unsuitable for children. Films shown on television also contain a color-coded rating regarding their suitability for youths. Despite that, daily Italian TV is full of examples of scandalizing shows. The latest edition of "Big Brother" stirred a nationwide debate, as participants threw parties with binge drinking, on-air sex and heavy cursing.
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Yes, that was a show that made all of us proud
. The negative fact about not finding particularly scandalous nakedness and sex is that without a clear reason we have women dressed in almost nothing who smile and never talk for all the time in many TV programs (I could find this less annoying if there was an equal quantity of cute men in the same attire, but no
). The positive side, at least for me, is that one of our public channels has been airing, during the years, some movies by artists like Fassbinder, Ozu or Warhol, that at the time were impossible to be found anywhere.
Romy