Theatres Overturn Cancellation of One Nation’s ‘A Super Progressive Movie’ Two cinemas, Village Cinemas Crown in Melbourne and another in Hobart, have reinstated screenings of Pauline Hanson’s satirical animated feature, A Super Progressive Movie, after initially canceling them. The cancellations were reversed shortly after Senator Hanson publicly addressed the issue. Hanson stated the film is a ‘love letter to Australia’ and criticized the country’s perceived political correctness, expressing confidence in the Australian people’s appreciation for satire.

• Screenings of Pauline Hanson’s animated film ‘A Super Progressive Movie’ were initially canceled by Village Cinemas Crown and a Hobart venue on January 28th.
• The decision to cancel the screenings was overturned shortly after Senator Hanson publicly commented on the matter.
• Hanson described the film as a ‘love letter to Australia’ and criticized the nation’s perceived political correctness and fear of causing offense.
• She expressed confidence in the Australian public’s ability to understand and appreciate political satire.