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UK screening of ‘The Kerala Story’ was abruptly canceled after British Board of Film Classification delay
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https://www.wionews.com/entertainme...ancelled-in-uk-heres-what-has-happened-592570
Not only in India, but The Kerala Story is creating quite a buzz internationally as well. The movie was released in the UK on May 12, however before the first show, it was pulled down from the screens.
The screening was cancelled throughout the country after a delay in the classification from the British Board of Film Classification.
People from the Indian diaspora were left furious after all the screenings were cancelled and tickets were refunded. Shocked by the sudden cancellation, some netizens were quick to share the news on Twitter….
Cineworld’s tweet reads, ”Hi, we are sorry that the upcoming performances of The Kerala Story have been cancelled. This is due to the film not receiving an age rating in time for the scheduled release date, all affected customers will be contacted and refunded. Apologies for any disappointment caused.”
Later, BBFC also issued a statement, saying that the movie is still going through its classification process.
The tweet reads: ”The Kerala Story is still going through our classification process. Once the film has received a BBFC age rating and content advice, it will be available to be screened in UK cinemas. 1/2.”…
Not only in India, but The Kerala Story is creating quite a buzz internationally as well. The movie was released in the UK on May 12, however before the first show, it was pulled down from the screens.
The screening was cancelled throughout the country after a delay in the classification from the British Board of Film Classification.
People from the Indian diaspora were left furious after all the screenings were cancelled and tickets were refunded. Shocked by the sudden cancellation, some netizens were quick to share the news on Twitter….
Cineworld’s tweet reads, ”Hi, we are sorry that the upcoming performances of The Kerala Story have been cancelled. This is due to the film not receiving an age rating in time for the scheduled release date, all affected customers will be contacted and refunded. Apologies for any disappointment caused.”
Later, BBFC also issued a statement, saying that the movie is still going through its classification process.
The tweet reads: ”The Kerala Story is still going through our classification process. Once the film has received a BBFC age rating and content advice, it will be available to be screened in UK cinemas. 1/2.”…
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I think I know who might be the ones behind this. 
https://mcb.org.uk
In America, the equivalent of the MCB is CAIR.
https://www.cair.com
https://mcb.org.uk
In America, the equivalent of the MCB is CAIR.
https://www.cair.com
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