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A story of censorship, with songs that have been censored... but that we're going to sing to you anyway!<div> For her, subversive songs are first and foremost about provocation and conflict.</div><div> For him, they are a cry for freedom, a way to break taboos and defy prohibitions.</div><div><br></div><div> When a show is threatened with cancellation for fear of causing offense, their opposing visions of freedom clash. Where do they draw the line between audacity and offense? Will they ban the forbidden or censor the censorship?</div>