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	They said they feared being slapped with a lese majeste lawsuit.</div>
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	The decision was announced after the screening of five short films, including the two controversial movies, to a small audience of activists, intellectuals and a select group of journalists on Monday night at The Reading Room, a small private library in the Silom area.</div>

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Lese majeste fears cause show to drop films

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