Several independent cinemas in the United States say they will screen the controversial comedy film "The Interview" on Christmas Day, despite threats to attack theaters that show the film.
The US says North Korea is behind those threats, and they had led Sony Pictures to shelve the movie which portrays a fictional assassination attempt on Kim Jong Un.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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