TIFF Halts Screenings of ‘Russians at War’ After Threats to Safety
TIFF has announced it will halt the screening of the controversial documentary Russians at War after it had “been made aware of significant threats to festival operations and public safety.” Russian-Canadian filmmaker Anastasia Trofimova is behind the doc, a first-person account of Russian soldiers in Ukraine.
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