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What We Know About the Controversy After the Cancellation of the Film "Barbie" in Noisy-Le-Sec
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The city of Paris suburbs cancelled the broadcast, Friday, August 8 on a giant screen, of the American blockbuster to 6 million admissions to France. The cause: threats made by a small group of young people. Thursday, August 14, at a press conference, the mayor of the commune of Seine-Saint-Denis called the facts "unacceptable" but also outraged himself of the "political recovery" that followed.
Recalling that he condemned "obscurantism" of those who had cancelled the broadcast of the film, the communist mayor denounced "political recovery" and "racist Islamophobic hatred".
In order to ease the tensions, the mayor of Noisy-le-Sec (Seine-Saint-Denis) decided to cancel the broadcast of the intended Barbie film on a large screen. In question, men who intimidated the municipal agents. According to some residents, who demand its deprogrammation, the film would promote homosexuality and convey a degrading image of the woman. Two complaints were lodged, and on Thursday 14 August at night, the Minister of the Interior post…
Nearly a week after the cancellation of the giant screen broadcast of the film "Barbie" in Noisy-le-Sec, Bobigny's public prosecutor's office is announcing an investigation.
The screening of the film "Barbie" in Noisy-le-Sec was cancelled as a result of threats, sparking intense controversy and indignation by Rachida Dati and Bruno Retailleau.
Nearly a week after the cancellation of the film's projection under pressure from a part of the inhabitants, the mayor of the commune denied having "slided" and denounced the political recovery of the right and the far right.
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