Controversial film on the death of Diana shown in Cannes
The British actor and director Keith Allen at the film festival in Cannes controversial documentary about the death of Princess Diana announced it’s a photo of the dying to see is also in. “I’m not a fanatical Republican, but a man who asks,” Allen told reporters. “Unlawful Killing”, the father of Diana’s boyfriend Dodi Fayed funded, shows interviews with friends of the couple, their fears of the royal family brought about talk of accident.
The ex-wife of the Prince of Wales and her partner had died in 1997 in a car accident in a tunnel in Paris. A London court in 2008 concluded that the couple through the negligence of his chauffeur and the paparazzi had been killed after the car drove. Dodi’s father Mohamed Fayed was based on a murder conspiracy of the royal family, as is suggested in the movie.
The extremely critical of monarchy film also shows a grainy black and white photo of the dying Diana, not to see her face however, it is. The image was “not as sensational, as one might think,” said Allen, the father of British pop singer Lily Allen, to do so.
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