Local film exhibitors urge government to reconsider the opening of cinemas


Most cinemas around the world have either reopened or are resuming operations. Photo: AP

In a statement, Malaysian Association of Film Exhibitors (MAFE) is questioning why cinemas are not allowed to open when other non-essential services have resumed operations like gyms and casinos.

It argues the case that cinema operators have followed all the guidelines set out by the government, and claims that “cinemas are the safest form of out-of-home entertainment”.

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