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Mendoza prohibit the exhibition of the film "Angels and Demons"
In the town of Malargue, where there is only one film, not allowed to see the film starring Tom Hanks set in the Vatican. A new controversy
Angels and Demons, the film based on Dan Brown's novel and starring Tom Hanks, it can be seen in Maiten, the only cinema in the town of Malargue, Mendoza, who works in the Convention Center Thesaurus, by the same municipality.
The film, a blockbuster in the United States, was removed from the schedule and not be projected in that city, which would represent a case of censorship.
"I saw that movie in San Rafael, I liked it, but not be screened here. There was a decision not to include in the programming, but know the cause," said Mauricio Iriarte, one of the people in charge of the Film Chamber Maitén.
For its part, the owner of the Cinema Club of that city, Paul Fermani, said he will not sit idly by and try the film can be seen in some way.
"We will resist this kind of attitude, we're looking to get a DVD copy to project in one of our sessions on Thursdays," he said.
Angels & Demons is a sequel to the Da Vinci Code tells the adventure of religious symbology professor Robert Langdon, who discovers evidence of the resurgence of an ancient secret brotherhood known as the Illuminati and begins to understand who will face the deadly threat posed for most fervent enemy: the Catholic Church. The film is set in the Vatican.
