A documentary on the of late Princess Diana won’t be shown in England because a picture in the film shows Diana just seconds before her death in the car crash in the Paris tunnel.
The photos have angered many Brits who are still busy making merry over the royal wedding, of Prince Williams. The director of the 90-minute movie has claimed that the English lawyers demanded that those pictures be cut out before the film is shown in the country.
The movie “Unlawful Killing” will be shown in the Cannes film festival this week. The film had been financed partly by Mohammed Fayed, father of Diana’s lover and Dodi Fayed who died in the car crash along with Diana. The director of the film Keith Allen called the film an “inquest of the inquest” into the death of Princess Diana. The trailor of the movie shows a letter written in 1993 by Diana that showed her fears about the fact that someone was conspiring to kill her.
“My husband is planning ‘an accident’ in my car. Brake failure or serious head injury,” read the note. Then the film explores the investigation of Diana’s death. The movie shows the photos of Diana, near death at the Paris tunnel where the crash had occurred, which was ruled as a driving accident.
This movie is not a slapstick comedy. It is sensible, logical and different. It is a very simple film that talks about normal people life and their problems. This is the first comedy movie of Madhur Bhandarkar.