An action film on an anti-terrorist mission in France, Bastille Day, will hit theatres around China tomorrow, on September 20th.
Directed by James Watkins, known for films like Eden Lake in 2008 and The Woman in Black in 2012, Bastille Day tells a story of the collaboration between a pick-pocket and former CIA agent in exploring the truth behind a "terrorist attack".
The action thriller, starring Idris Elba, was released in France on the 13th of July.
But on July 14th, a terrorist attack rocked Nice, France, which claimed the lives of 84 people and left over 200 wounded.
This forced film distributor Studio Canal to permanently remove all digital advertising for the film in France.
The studio announced that it would not be removing the film from theaters, but would allow individual theaters to decide whether or not they wished to continue showing the film.
Recently, the China Film Group Corporation introduced the movie into China and announced the release date, September 20th.
