Some venues were worried something might happen to endanger their staff, organisers say
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Some venues were worried something might happen to endanger their staff, organisers say
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The organisers of the Jewish International Film Festival have been forced to postpone this year’s event after cinemas in Malmö, Sweden, reportedly refused to screen films, with some venues citing safety and security concerns.
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