Documentary About Princess Diana’s Death Will Be Shown in Cannes

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“Unlawful Killing”, a documentary directed by British actor Keith Allen in his attempt to prove that an investigation in 2007/2008 on the death of Diana was a cover-up, will be released Friday at the Cannes Film Festival.

Allen had the support of Mohamed al-Fayed, whose son Dodi died with Diana, the film includes the controversial paparazzi pictures Princess Diana when she died in a traffic accident in 1997 in Paris. “We acquired the image from an Italian magazine, it had already published. It can also be seen on the Internet. Only in Britain the press decided to cover his face,” he said.

Fayed believes the royal family could not accept the idea of Diana marrying a Muslim so the couple was murdered on the orders of the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip.

“This is not about a conspiracy before the crash, but on a proven cover-up after the accident. This film is ultimately an investigation of the investigation,” said Allen.

Source: Daily Mail

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