Robert Pattinson’s new movie ‘Primetime’ banned in Malaysia
The film 'Primetime', starring Robert Pattinson, has been banned by the Film Censorship Board of Malaysia. The movie, which depicts a fictionalized investigation into sexual predators, was cancelled shortly before its scheduled release.
Why it matters
The ban highlights the strict censorship standards in Malaysia regarding content involving sensitive social issues.
The Robert Pattinson-starring film Primetime will not be released in Malaysian cinemas, film distributor Antenna Entertainment shared on social media.
The film was originally scheduled to open on Oct 1, before its release date was postponed to Oct 8.
On Oct 6, Antenna announced the cancellation on Instagram, stating that the film had been banned by the Film Censorship Board of Malaysia (LPF).
“We sincerely apologise for any disappointment and thank everyone for your support and interest in Primetime ,” the distributor added.
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