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The dark thriller, which features disturbing scenes of violence and sex, took four minutes and 11 seconds of its original contents are deleted. BBFC said he "rarely cuts" films released with a certificate 18. In 1994, the Indian film Nammavar was cut five minutes and eight seconds of violent content.
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The film is scheduled for the United Kingdom on 10 December, although the distributors Revolver Entertainment has said it is unclear how many theaters that will show as a company spokesman said: "Revolver committed to the liberation of the closest to the original film version of the Court's director.
"The company acknowledges that the film is a compromise, the political and artistic statement of a movie-delivery of the vision is unique and any strongly supports the administrator. "Revolver think this is a film that deserves to be seen by theater audiences and the British house, he added. The film was written by film critic Aleksandar Radivojevic Serbian terror and directed by Srdjan Spasojevic.
Radivojevic has defended the film, calling it "a newspaper of our anger over the Government of Serbia." He said it was designed to show "the monolithic power of the leaders who hypnotized to do things that do not want to do."Variety called the film "well designed, indecent slip slasher." The film critic Scott Weinberg writes: "I think the film is tragic, shocking, disturbing, twisted, absurd, angry, and actually quite intelligent." I admire and hate at the same time.
And I do ll never see him again. Ever. "In August, Westminster Council refused to let the film be shown during FrightFest Film Festival. Earlier this month, the trade magazine Variety reported that Spain had banned public screenings of the film against terrorism Film Week in San Sebastian. A temporary injunction was also obtained Molins de Rei and Malaga Film Festival to cancel screenings.
