Miami Beach cinema draws mayor's ire

Art House Convergence and IDA Issue Statement Against Threat by Miami Beach Mayor to Close Cinema Over ‘No Other Land'
Pen America's Florida Director also issued a statement. Mayor Steven Meiner has called the Oscar-winning documentary "a false one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people."
Miami Beach mayor moves to end O Cinema lease after screening of Israeli-Palestinian film
Meiner is introducing city legislation that seeks to terminate the lease agreement with the cinema, which rents space from the city.
Miami Beach Mayor Threatens To Close Down Cinema For Showing Oscar Winner ‘No Other Land'; Director Says Banning Doc "Won't Work"
The mayor of Miami Beach, FL, is threatening to shut down an arthouse movie theater for showing the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, branding the film as "antisemitic." Mayor Steven Meiner issued a draft resolution calling for his city to terminate a lease agreement with O Cinema,
Miami Beach cinema draws mayor's ire after showing controversial documentary "No Other Land"
The O Cinema in South Beach is airing the Oscar-winning film at its theatre in the Old Miami Beach City Hall, leased from the city. But they could be booted out and cut off from city grants.
Miami Beach mayor’s threat to evict O Cinema will test tenant free speech protections, experts say
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner moves to evict O Cinema under lease terms allowing the city to terminate for any reason.
Miami Beach mayor wants to end lease of theater that screened Israeli-Palestinian documentary
The mayor of Miami Beach, Florida, wants to terminate a lease and cut financial support for an independent film theater that screened “No Other Land,” describing the Oscar-winning documentary about the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis as antisemitic.
Mayor Moves to Punish Movie Theater for Screening Oscar-Winning Documentary
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner is threatening to cut funding and terminate the lease of O Cinema after the independent theater screened No Other Land, an Oscar-winning documentary about Israeli military actions in the West Bank.
Miami Beach Mayor Seeks To Cancel Lease, Cut Funding of Local Cinema in Battle Over Screening of Contentious, Oscar-Winning Film About the West Bank
The uproar centers around “No Other Land,” which won Best Documentary and has been criticized as anti-Israel and antisemitic.
Miami Beach Mayor seeks to end funding for O Cinema over No Other Land documentary
ALBAWABA - Miami Beach Mayor Proposes Legislation to End Funding and Lease Agreement with O Cinema Over Controversial Documentary Screening.Miami Beach
No Other Land Won an Oscar. Miami Beach's Mayor Is Trying To Evict a Movie Theater for Screening It
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner says "disseminating antisemitism" in a taxpayer-owned building is "unjust to the values of our city and residents and should not be tolerated."
Miami Beach Mayor Proposes to End Lease, Withdraw Funding for Theater Over ‘No Other Land' Screenings
The mayor of Miami Beach is asking the city to end a lease agreement and withdraw financial support from an independent theater that is screening the Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land.” Mayor Steven Meiner characterized the film as "a false one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people that is not consistent with the values of
Florida Mayor Seeks to Evict Cinema for Screening Israeli-Palestinian Film
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