RABAT (EFE) .- The Moroccan police removed the sign of biblical film “Exodus: Gods and Kings” of a movie theater in the southern city of Marrakech, the only country exhibiting the film after being banned.
As reported yesterday the electronic journal “Panoraposte.com”, several agents of the Ministry of Interior were presented yesterday at the Colisee cinema, stairs and put away the posters of “Exodus” after the Moroccan Cinematographic Centre (CCM) communicated to those responsible for the hall’s official ban on its projection to incarnate God.
The manager of the Colisee room, Munia Layadi Benkiran, told the newspaper that the Board decided to suspend publication yesterday before its screening in the evening session after receiving a phone call from CCM followed by a letter of the same body that officially prohibited the screening of “Exodus” in Morocco.
Colisée was the only room that kept the projection of this biblical blockbuster about Moses and his flight from Egypt, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Christian Bale, as several meeting last Wednesday withdrew after the CCM verbally communicated to those responsible for the decision to ban its projection.
Yesterday, the Colisee room officially received a letter from CCM, which was also reflected in the pages of Facebook from other theaters, explaining that “Exodus: Gods and Kings” has been banned because it “plays . God in the image of a baby during the revelation received by the Prophet Moses “
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