The Lady of Heaven movie pulled by Cineworld from all its branches to 'ensure the safety of staff and customers'.
Executive producer of the film Mr Shlibak called the decision to pull the film by the cinema chain 'unacceptable'.
"That is something quite silly, because everyone has the ability to share their thoughts and enact their freedom of speech."
"I think this is more than The Lady of Heaven as an individual film, this is about our British values and how much these mean to us."
And Claire Fox, who sits in the House of Lords as Baroness Fox of Buckley, tweeted that the decision to cancel the screening showed the 'creep of extra-parliamentary blasphemy law' was now censoring film.
She wrote: 'Same 'I Find that Offensive' cancel culture arguments now being used far beyond campus activism. Disastrous for the arts, dangerous for free speech, a lesson to those who argue identity politics are no threat to democracy.'
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