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	The Film Board has banned &quot;Shakespeare Must Die&quot; by director Ing K, saying the movie&#39;s&nbsp;political content would cause divisions in the country.</div>
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	&quot;Shakespeare Must Die&quot; is the second Thai movie banned from commercial release under the&nbsp;Film Act of 2008. The first is &quot;Insects in the Backyard&quot; by director Thanwarin Sukkhapisit,&nbsp;which was banned in 2010.</div>

Shakespeare must be banned

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