Amanda Knox's planned London screening of her documentary 'Mouth of the Wolf' was cancelled hours before the event because it lacked a BBFC classification. The film, which is available on Disney+, could not be shown to a public audience under UK licensing laws without a classification or local authority permission. Neither the BBFC nor Greenwich Council received a request to classify the film, according to the Mirror.
Instead, Knox took the stage at the Greenwich Picturehouse on Tuesday evening to speak about her experiences. She described being 'haunted' by the false accusation and discussed her podcast on Lucy Letby. The event still went ahead with a crowd of 50 people.
The Kercher family's lawyer, Francesco Maresca, criticised Knox, saying: 'It seems to me and the family that every six months or so Knox makes another media initiative... enough is enough.' He accused her of turning her wrongful conviction into a money spinner.
Knox was convicted and later acquitted over the death of British student Meredith Kercher in 2007. Her latest documentary follows her as she returns to Perugia, the Italian city where the murder took place.
