Charlie Minn’s “Robb-ED” documentary will not be shown at Uvalde’s Forum 6 Theatre
Filmmaker Charlie Minn’s edited version of documentary , “Robb-ED” will not be shown at the Forum 6 Theaters in Uvalde after all.
Minn’s documentary “Robb-ED” about the May 24th Robb Elementary School Massacre will not be shown to at Henson’s Forum 6 Theater in Uvalde according to a statement released by the company’s management. After Victim’s family members issued a “Cease and Desist” letter to Minn officially withdrawing permission to use interviews of surviving children in the documentary,
Minn then rolled out edited version of the film removing the interviews with the goal of having the film shown at Uvalde’s Forum 6 Theater.
“The plan was to show it to the family members that wanted to see the edited version of the film. When we realized that the producer had different plans, the show was canceled. Our intention was never to show it to the public,” Henson Theaters wrote in a released statement.
The Lives-Robbed organization based in Uvalde posted its own statement on Twitter in response to the documentary’s release:
