MOSCOW (AP) — Russia's largest operator of movie theaters says it has decided not to screen a film about the love affair between Russia's last czar and a ballerina because of safety concerns in the wake of arson attacks. The film, "Matilda," has drawn harsh criticism from hard-line nationalists and some Russian Orthodox believers.
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