NZ producer for proposed Christchurch terror attacks film steps down amid intense criticism

New Zealand Producer Quits Film About Christchurch Mosque Attacks Amid Backlash

Philippa Campbell, one of the producers on “They Are Us,” a new drama about the aftermath of the Christchurch attacks on New Zealand’s Muslim community, has quit the project after a media backlash.“I have listened to the concerns raised over recent days and I have heard the strength of people’s views. I now agree that the events of March 15, 2019, are too raw for film at this time and do not wish to be involved with a project that is causing suc…

A New Zealand Muslim group wants to halt a controversial film about the Christchurch mosque shootings they say 'whitewashes' the tragedy

An upcoming film set to focus on New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her response to the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings recently lost a producer in response to continued criticism from New Zealand Muslims and the prime minister herself.

Christchurch attacks: producer resigns from film They Are Us as criticism grows

Jacinda Ardern says subject still feels ‘very raw’ amid ongoing accusations that film sidelines Muslim victims of 2019 massacre

Kiwi producer pulls out of film on Christchurch terror attack

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern also distances herself from movie, They Are Us - Anadolu Agency

Kiwi producer of Christchurch terror attack film, They Are Us, resigns

Philippa Campbell has apologised for the hurt caused by the announcement of They Are Us.

Christchurch Terror Movie Producer Steps Aside After ‘White Savior’ Backlash

Rose Byrne was set to star as New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern.