Sony Allows Partial Release of Controversial Film "The Interview"

Sony Pictures has reversed its cancellation of the controversial assassination film "The Interview", and is allowing it to be released in a small number of theaters in the United States.

The comedy, which depicts the killing of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, prompted an international cyber-war and threats of violence.

John Clarke reports from Washington DC

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