Events company Secret Cinema has said it will hold a simultaneous screening of an as-yet unannounced film in London, Rome and San Francisco on Sunday to "protest against censorship." Secret Cinema has not specified what has prompted its move. But its announcement follows the decision by Sony Pictures this week to cancel the release of its movie "The Interview" after a cyberattack and threats against moviegoers from a group of North Korea-backed hackers. Critics have slammed that decision as caving to hackers and muzzling free speech. Washington outraged over Sony decision The Secret Cinema screening is being held in partnership with the global free speech campaign group Article 19.
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Secret Cinema announces a simultaneous screening in London, San Francisco, Rome
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The screening is being held "to "protest against censorship," Secret Cinema says
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Sony canceled plans to release "The Interview" next week after a cyberattack, threats
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Secret Cinema has not yet disclosed what film will be shown
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