Turkish film festival scrapped over Daniel Craig gay drama censorship
Briefly

The Kadikoy district authorities banned the screening of 'Queer' citing it had provocative content that could disturb the peace, calling for a rationale of security.
Mubi stated that the ban not only prohibits the screening of a film but undermines the essence of the festival, which is to celebrate cultural diversity.
Despite homosexuality being decriminalized in Turkey since 1858, societal attitudes remain largely negative, with government leadership referring to LGBTQ+ individuals derogatorily.
The ongoing marginalization of LGBTQ+ people in Turkey, including the annual ban on the Pride march since 2015, highlights the ongoing struggle for acceptance and visibility.
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