Defence hot and bothered over Fahrenheit 9/11 - National - www.smh.com.au
Defence hot and bothered over Fahrenheit 9/11 - National - www.smh.com.au: "The Australian Defence Force stands accused of censorship after it banned the showing of the inflammatory anti-war blockbuster Fahrenheit 9/11 on military bases, despite requests direct to the distributor from serving personnel.
The film's distributor, Hopscotch, confirmed yesterday that a soldier had approached it for a copy of Michael Moore's film to show at a military base cinema.
Hopscotch offered it free and the immediate superiors of the soldier - who worked at the cinema - approved the showing.
But the request was rejected last Wednesday by Defence headquarters in Canberra, which has since banned the film at all bases."

By Tom Allard
The Sydney Morning Herald
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