British documentary film titled Unlawful Killing become one of the movies that attract media attention at the Cannes Film Festival this year.
The film according to the author claimed to be enlightened on some issues related to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997.
When the press release took place during the premiere, directed by Keith Allen repeatedly asked about the new evidence revealed that he believed this film.
Allen refused to give an explanation about information that mentions that the film was funded by businessman Mohamed Al Fayed, with mengatkan it did not need to be explained in the movie because it could interfere with the way the story.
Previously, Conor Nolan, spokesman for Al Fayed said that if the former owner of Harrods was given £ 2.5 million to create the documentary.
The boy Al Fayed, Dodi, was in a car with Diana when the accident happened, including who participated killed was the driver Henri Paul.
While the survivor, Trevor Rees-Jones, was not incorporated into this film.
Unlawful Killing structurally the same as a number of documentaries have ever seen on TV.
The narrative was read by Allen, consists of a combination of pieces of pictures, new interviews, graphics and reset at the scene and the inspection process in London.
Only music that sounds a bit like a movie theater.
Another scene that provoked controversy is black and white display graphic images that show the face of Diana and Dodi Al Fayed shortly after the Paris car crash claimed the lives of them.
It is unclear whether this film will be aired in the UK or not. But some British lawyers suggested that a number of editorial modified to be incorporated into the London Film Festival.
The film according to the author claimed to be enlightened on some issues related to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997.
When the press release took place during the premiere, directed by Keith Allen repeatedly asked about the new evidence revealed that he believed this film.
Allen refused to give an explanation about information that mentions that the film was funded by businessman Mohamed Al Fayed, with mengatkan it did not need to be explained in the movie because it could interfere with the way the story.
Previously, Conor Nolan, spokesman for Al Fayed said that if the former owner of Harrods was given £ 2.5 million to create the documentary.
The boy Al Fayed, Dodi, was in a car with Diana when the accident happened, including who participated killed was the driver Henri Paul.
While the survivor, Trevor Rees-Jones, was not incorporated into this film.
Unlawful Killing structurally the same as a number of documentaries have ever seen on TV.
The narrative was read by Allen, consists of a combination of pieces of pictures, new interviews, graphics and reset at the scene and the inspection process in London.
Only music that sounds a bit like a movie theater.
Another scene that provoked controversy is black and white display graphic images that show the face of Diana and Dodi Al Fayed shortly after the Paris car crash claimed the lives of them.
It is unclear whether this film will be aired in the UK or not. But some British lawyers suggested that a number of editorial modified to be incorporated into the London Film Festival.
Source : http://www.bbc.co.uk/indonesia/majalah/2011/05/110514_dianamovie.shtml
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