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The Guardian - US
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Radheyan Simonpillai in Toronto

‘I’ve never seen the depth of moral corruption’: controversial Netanyahu doc screens at Toronto

A still from The Bibi Files
A still from The Bibi Files. Photograph: Ziv Koren

Audiences got a look at Benjamin Netanyahu’s leaked police interrogation videos for the first time at last night’s world premiere of The Bibi Files. The urgent and incendiary documentary played at the Toronto film festival despite the Israeli prime minister’s attempts to block its screening.

Israeli courts rejected Netanyahu’s request before the film – in which he is seen furiously denying allegations of bribery and corruption – was unveiled to a tense and vocal audience, many of whom were carrying signs reading “Bring Them Home” and “Deal Now”, referring to hostages held in Gaza.

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