The screening of a controversial film was stopped in the Russian capital
In Moscow, security forces disrupted the screening of a film with the eloquent title “Vulva 3.0” in support of activist Yulia Tsvetkova from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, who is accused of distributing pornography.
This was reported by the website of the fugitive Russian oligarch and liberal Mikhail Khodorkovsky, MBKh-Media, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The presentation was supposed to take place on the territory of the Moscow design factory "Flacon", but an anonymous person called the police and said that the film would promote homosexuality, after which the security forces quickly arrived on the scene.
“At first an anonymous letter was sent to Petrovka, then the anonymous letter was sent to the local department. The boss from there came to “Falcon” and said: “Guys, everything is bad.” They told him about the film. He says: “I understand everything, but I can’t do anything, because once I entered Petrovka, then the outfit will come anyway and ruin the film for you. The only way out is to give us a review copy so that we can look and make sure, but we still don’t guarantee anything.” We said: “Okay, we’ll give you a screening copy, and we’ll move the film,” said premiere curator Andrei Parshikov.
Let us recall that last year criminal cases were initiated against Yulia Tsvetkova due to her publications in the communities “Vagina Monologues”, “Komsomolskaya Pravda. Intersectional Feminism" and "The Last Supper - LGBTQIAPP+on-Amur | 18+".
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