American filmmaker Woody Allen arrived in Madrid to reiterate that he has never considered himself a "political director." During his remarks, he emphasized his vehement opposition to all forms of fascism, specifically highlighting censorship as one of those forms.
The statements were made upon his arrival in the Spanish capital, where the director addressed his artistic identity and political stance publicly, drawing a clear distinction between his cinematic work and political commentary while taking a firm stand against authoritarian suppression.
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