Last month, the Chinese Communist Party passed a new censorship law for filmmakers.

What does the law mean for free expression in Hong Kong?

And what is this cracked on on speech abroad, mean for content creators here in the US?

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's November 6th, and this is your Saturday edition of Morning Wire.

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Here's a new law that allows the state to censor movies the state deems a threat to national

security.

Here to explain the details of this new legislation and what it will mean for filmmakers in both

Hong Kong and the US is Daily Wire Entertainment reporter Megan Basham.

So Megan, what exactly does this new law entail?

So the law, which was passed by the Beijing-controlled legislature last Wednesday, well, it's widely

seen as kind of a new extension of that sweeping 2020 national security law.

So that law essentially outlawed any dissent against China in Hong Kong.

This is basically another step in China cementing its control over Hong Kong.

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