We spoke with Stanley Nelson about his latest film on The Black Panther Party, discussed the oppressive nature of copyright law (v. J Dilla) and more.
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fair use as ive always understood it is notoriously vague and if the copyright holder has an object – as was the case with us – then its difficult to justify.
Is fair use law is not applicable?