#SHOWBIZ: A24's 'Primetime' banned in Malaysia by Film Censorship Board
KUALA LUMPUR: A24’s psychological thriller Primetime will not be shown in Malaysian cinemas after being banned by the Film Censorship Board (LPF).
A24's psychological thriller Primetime has been banned by Malaysia's Film Censorship Board, preventing its screening in Malaysian cinemas. Local distributor Antenna Entertainment announced the decision, expressing regret to film fans. Cinema operator Golden Screen Cinemas also confirmed the cancellation, though neither entity provided specific reasons for the ban.
The film, directed by Lance Oppenheim and starring Robert Pattinson, was set to premiere at the Venice International Film Festival and open in North American cinemas.
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